• Colors: Cyan Color

  • * Reiterates Support For Governor, Calls For Patience

By Philip Odiase (Reps/NASS Correspondent)

Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Rt. Hon. Benjamin Okezie Kalu has expressed happiness over the return of investors and businesses in Aba and other cities of Abia State, attributing it to the administrative dexterity of the State Governor, Dr. Alex Otti.

  • * Urges Them To Give It Top Priority In News Coverage

By Suzan Okenwa (Senate/NASS Correspondent)

President of the Senate, Senator Godswill Obong Akpabio, has charged Nigerian media practitioners to accord special attention to reporting climate change issues.

By Nnanna Kalu (Abia State Correspondent, in Umuahia)

Abia State Governor, Dr Alex Otti has explained why his administration signed the Dig-Once Policy ifor the state on Wednesday.

In his address shortly after the official signing of the policy, governor Otti said the policy is expected to guide technology companies, construction outfits, and all other entities whose activities and business model involve excavation, laying of cables and the installation of underground utilities infrastructure and technology assets.

  • * Requests NASS To Initiate Law Against Abusive, Strategic Lawsuits
  • Salutes Journalists Working Under Harsh Economic Conditions

By Chinwendu Agoha (Media & Governance Reporter)

The Nigerian Guild of Editors (NGE) has reaffirmed that media freedom, freedom of expression and access to public information are crucial to democracy and must be at the heart of Nigerian government’s values and actions.

  • * Says Freedom of Press Necessary For Promotion of Transparency, Accountability and Social Justice

By Chinwendu Agoha (Media & Governance Reporter)

Nigeria's Minister of State for Environment, Dr Iziaq Adekunle Salako, has urged for a reaffirmation of collective commitment to the principles of a free and independent press, stating that it is a sine qua non for effective climate journalism.

  • * Says We'll Sustain People First Policies
  • Insists That Days Of Delayed Payments Of Retirement Benefits Over

  • Labour Honours Gov With Champion Award

By Adango Isokarari (Rivers State Correspondent, in Portharcourt)

Rivers State Governor, Sir Siminalayi Fubara, has assured of implementing the salary increase recently approved by the Federal Government for workers in the State as soon as the parameters are made available.

By Dr A. S Mohammed

Over the past year, the American and French governments have been desperately lobbying the governments of Nigeria, Benin, Togo and Ghana to agree to sign new Defence pacts that would enable them redeploy their soldiers expelled from Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger. Some of the troops have been redeployed to Chad but France and United States prefer countries of the Gulf of Guinea that are more strategically located to serve their interests in the central zone of the Sahel. Of the countries in the Gulf of Guinea, Nigeria turns out to be the most strategically located. There are indications that the Tinubu Administration may be favourably disposed to the proposed defence pact. However, there is a widespread apprehension that signing of the pact by Nigeria would have wide ranging implications for defence and internal security of the country.

SEAROUTE POWER Advert: NO POWER No Problem WE ARE The solution to all YOUR power issues Click/TAP TO CONTACT NOW!!!
No NEPA, No Problem SEAROUTE POWER GOT YOU COVERED - click to contact on WhatsApp