The International Maritime Organisation (IMO) yesterday described Nigeria’s Blue Economy Policy as a forward-looking and sustainable plan. It commended the country for its remarkable achievements in the maritime sector in recent times. IMO Secretary-General, Mr. Arsenio Domínguez, said the maritime plan was a laudable initiative for harnessing marine resources sustainability. Domínguez, who arrived Nigeria yesterday

Nigeria spent $2.86 billion on external debt servicing in the first eight months of 2025, new figures from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) have shown. This accounted for 69.1 per cent of total foreign payments of $4.14 billion during the period. Comparatively, the country spent $3.06 billion on debt in the same period of

General Pastor of Ark International Assembly, Murphy Nwaneri, has called on churches to support Federal Government’s efforts to promote development, warning that Nigeria’s growth cannot be left to the President alone. Speaking at the church’s inaugural service and two years anniversary celebration, Nwaneri charged Christian leaders to look beyond the pulpit and contribute to the

   

Thousands of women across Warri and neighboring communities in Delta State have received food packs from Glo Foundation under its “Giving Back Together” initiative. The outreach formed part of Globacom’s ongoing intervention programme aimed at easing economic hardship by supporting the most vulnerable segment of the society with essential food and other household items. Saturday’s

The set-man  of Victory Life Bible Church International, Apostle Lawrence Achudume, has lauded the Federal Government’s Student Loan Scheme as a step towards bolstering education. Speaking in Abeokuta on Nigeria’s 65th  Independence, Achudume described the initiative as a “right step” that holds promise for widening access to tertiary education.  “This move by Federal Government is