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The NCAA prohibits pilots from flying with rebel passengers

The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has directed national airlines to land flights provided there is a rebel passenger on board. The general director of NCAA, Captain Chris Najumo, gave the board during a meeting with airline operators in Abuja....

Oasis will play five shows in Knebworth for the 30th anniversary

Oasis will return to Knebworth, 30 years after his famous 1996 concerts that came to define the Britpop era. In the apogee of his fame, the band played 250,000 fans for two nights on the grounds of Knebworth House in...

70% of the center-north insecurity can be resolved through dialogue: the Tinubu assistant

The president's special assistant of the President on Community Participation (Central-Norte), Dr. Abiodun Essiet, said Tuesday that about 70 percent of the security challenges faced in the center-north can be resolved through the dialogue and commitment of the community.Speaking...

Nigeria renovates the National Social Registry to address poverty

In a movement to eradicate extreme poverty, Nigeria is launching a comprehensive initiative driven by technology focused on its National Social Registry (NSR) as the cornerstone for specific social interventions. During a one -day interested parties in Lagos, convened by...

Larry Ellison reaches Elon Musk as the richest person in the world

The billionaire of American technology, Larry Ellison, has surpassed Elon Musk as the richest person in the world after the actions in Oracle, the company that co -founded, increased sharply in early trade on Wednesday. Ellison's fortune rose after Oracle...

Police confirm the murder of three officers by armed men in Kogi

The Kogi State Police Command has confirmed the murder of three of its officers by unknown armed men at a control point in EGBE, a community that shares a limit with the state of Kwara. The Public Relations officer of...

Hotelleros lament of negligence by government, Covid-19 Pandemic Snub

The leadership of the Hotel Association of Nigeria (NHA) has expressed concern about the numerous challenges that the industry has faced over the years, particularly the lack of government support during difficult times, such as the COVID-19 pandemic. This statement...

Nepal’s protesters lent fire to Parliament on the prohibition of social networks

The protesters in Katmandú, the capital of Nepal, have challenged a curfew and have entered the Parliament of the Nation and set the building on fire. They had previously assaulted the position of the Nepal Congress, the largest party...

Cardiac attacks can be triggered by infections – study

Finland scientists and the United Kingdom have discovered innovative evidence that heart attacks can be triggered by hidden bacteria inside the plate, a sticky accumulation of substances such as cholesterol and fat found in blood vessels that distribute blood...

FIRS, EFCC deepens the ties to enforce volume taxes

The Federal Internal Income Service (FIRS) and the Commission of Economic and Financial Crimes (EFCC) have renewed their commitment to deepen collaboration in an attempt to strengthen the framework of fiscal compliance with Nigeria and safeguard public income. The development...

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Banks await CBN clearance as audit delays leave investors without key earnings data

Investors in some of Nigeria's largest listed banks are facing a growing information gap as delays in the completion...