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Emmanuel Addeh in Abuja President of the African Development Bank (AfDB), DrAkinwumiAdesina, has called on African governments to end corruption and illicit capital flows that cost the continent more than

Ndubuisi Francis in Abuja About two months after their last meeting, the Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Mr. Wale Edun yesterday met with the Governor of

Emmanuel Ugwu-Nwogoin Umuahia The Abia State Government has intensified its search for alternative sources of energy to enhance power supply in the state and minimise reliance of residents on the

•Defends Tinubu, says president approachable  •Attacks Amaechi again, states his presidential bid dead on arrival •Reveals Babachir livid with Tinubu because he wasn’t picked as VP  •Feigns ignorance of planned

OghenevwedeOhwovoriole The Ministry of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy and the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) are collaborating to review the 2000 Telecoms Policy. This comes as the Commission plans quarterly

•Alleges gov spent over N6bn on international trips since assuming office YinkaKolawole in Osogbo The Osun State chapter of All Progressives Congress (APC) yesterday slammed Governor AdemolaAdeleke over his lengthy

   

George Okoh in Makurdi Governor Hyacinth Alia of Benue State has hailed local government autonomy even as he disclosed the Bureau of Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs is helping the

•Four-phase development cost put at N2.4tn  •Management blames 11-year delay on policy inconsistency Ndubuisi Francis in Abuja After nearly 11 years’ lull, the management of Centenary City Plc, Abuja, has

•Over 10,000 members to benefit from Society’s initiatives Emmanuel Addeh in Abuja The Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE), in partnership with the Nigeria Data Protection Commission (NDPC) and the Nigerian

OlawaleAjimotokanin Abuja Minister of the FCT, NyesomWike, has lambasted civil servants for awarding non-existing contracts without the knowledge of the minister and for causing the FCT Administration alleged N5.8 billion