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191 Lives Lost in Kogi Road Accidents inTen Months
No fewer than 191 people have lost their lives in 294 road crashes in parts of Kogi from January to October this year. Mr ... -
From Tribalization to Detribalization: Politics of Identity And National Cohesion In Nigeria.
Catholic Bishop of Sokoto Diocese, Most Rev. Matthew Kukah, yesterday, said he was worried that Nigerians now behave like orphans. He also ... -
Healthy Workforce: US Pledges to Fight Diseases
The U.S. Ambassador to Nigeria, Stuart Symington, said on Monday that his country would remain committed to the fight against HIV/AIDS and ... -
China, Philippines Agree to Avoid Maritime Skirmishes
following a brief standoff near a Philippine-occupied island in a disputed part of the South China Sea, China and the Philippines has agreed ... -
“I Thank Jonathan For Sacking Me”-Waziri
Former Chairman of Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Mrs. Farida Waziri, has lauded the decision of the Chief Justice of Nigeria, CJN, ... -
S.Korean Refiners Strategize to Benefit From 2020 Shipping Mandate
South Korean refiners are planning to spend over $5 billion on plant upgrades in response to tighter rules on shipping fuel, boosting ... -
Yemen’s Houthis Threaten to Attack Warships, Oil Tankers if…
Yemen’s armed Houthi movement has said it could attack warships and oil tankers from enemy countries in retaliation against the closure of Yemeni ports ... -
Stakeholders Kick as FG Approves Another Tank Farm In Apapa
The perennial traffic crisis in and around Apapa area of Lagos, notwithstanding, the Federal government has approved the construction of a new tank ... -
Denmark And Ghana Partner to Enhance Maritime Safety
An authority-to-authority cooperation has been initiated between the maritime administrations in Denmark and Ghana to contribute to the enhancement of safety at sea ... -
Shoppers Spend $25.3b In One Day
Chinese shoppers spent a record $25 billion online on this year’s “Singles Day” promotion run by e-commerce giant Alibaba, up nearly 40 percent ...