Author: Bernard Enetairo

DICOS/ REP

Members of House of Representatives have asked the Minister of Power to sanction the Electricity Distribution Companies, DisCos for “irresponsibility” in power distribution. The Lawmakers took turns to recount theRead More

POLICE

Police authorities in nine States on Wednesday paraded more than 400 more suspects for killing, looting and arson that trailed the #EndSARS protests across the country. The Police in theRead More

CBN

The Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN has released guidelines for the implementation of the proposed 75 billion Naira Nigeria Youth Investment Fund, NYIF. CBN, in a statement by its DevelopmentRead More

NEC

The National Economic Council, NEC has set up a Committee to engage youths, representatives of civil society organisations, CSO, Religious and Traditional leaders, on employment and social safety net programmes.Read More

MACAULAY/BILLS

When 26 years old Amaka Ofodile, woke up on 31st of May 2018, she as full of joy and bubbling with life, as that day was her 24th year birthday.Read More

FlOODING

Hundreds of people in several communities in Siembiri kingdom, in Burutu council area have been displaced by flood leading to their evacuation to make shift camps. Worst affected in OkpokunuRead More

2021 BUDGET DEBATE:

The Majority Leader, Hon Tim Owhefere, Isoko North, described the 2021 Appropriation Bill christened “Budget of Recovery” as realistic, saying that the import and intendment is very explicit. The LawmakerRead More

NUJ

The NUJ described the act of the police as insensitive police could be insensitive to the plight of our member adding that the assaulted Journalist is lying ill at theRead More

OTUARO

Deputy Governor Kingsley Otuaro upon arrival was taken through various units of the Correctional Center damaged during the attempted jail break . The female unit of the Center, the PsychologicalRead More

OLEH KILLING

President General of Oleh Community, Chief Believe Alakari said on the 16th of October 2020 the Community was thrown into grief and mourning as the remain of twelve indigenes wereRead More