Melody Akinjiyan The International Press Centre (IPC), Lagos-Nigeria has joined the West African Journalists Association (WAJA) to condemn the closure of some broadcast media in Liberia. Director of IPC, Lanre Arogundade said, “the act of closing radio stations or any other media for…
The Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria, Godwin Emefiele has again stressed the need for all Nigerians to face the reality that these are not normal times across the globe and therefore hard choices are required to turn the situation…
A non-governmental organisation, Civil Resources Development and Documentation Centre (CIRDDOC), held a ‘tribunal’ recently in Abuja; in a bid to increase public awareness on the pressing need to domesticate the legislature signed and ratified Convention and the Elimination of all…
Tony Ojobo, the Director of Public Affairs of the Nigeria Communications Commission, has asked the private sector to support the ICT developments as the veritable stages for occupation creation. Ojobo decided while tending to State House journalists amid the presentation…
From discussions at International Civil Society Week 2016 and through the feedback from 1 for 7 billion supporter organisations, it’s clear there is a desire to better understand how candidates for the UN Secretary-General post approach their engagement with civil…
Franka Osakwe Popular Nigerian Songstress Waje, recently teamed up with British Celebrity Chef, Jamie Oliver, to pioneer the longest-ever Facebook live campaign against malnutrition and other diet-related ailments. This is following The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF)’s report that Nigeria…
Franka Osakwe Popular Nigerian Songstress Waje, recently teamed up with British Celebrity Chef, Jamie Oliver, to pioneer the longest-ever Facebook live campaign against malnutrition and other diet-related ailments. This is following The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF)’s report that Nigeria…
The tides are rapidly changing and in this unstable economy, everyone — regardless of social standing and class — must adapt to survive. Adapting can be extremely challenging especially when the situation is an economic recession in a country with more problems than…
The National Open University of Nigeria said on Friday that it had identified and closed down five illegal study centres operating in different parts of Lagos. The institution’s Director of Media and Information, Malam Ibrahim Sheme, explained that the decision…
The African Cup of Nations continental football finals will go ahead as scheduled in Gabon despite the wave of riots following President Ali Bongo’s re-election, African football authorities confirmed on Thursday. “There will be no change, we are following proceedings…
