MURIC Wants Return Of Abuja-Kaduna Train ServiceÂ
The Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC), has appealed to families of victims of train attack on the Abuja-Kaduna rail line to allow the train service to resume.
University In America Promotes 3 Nigerians To Professors
Central Washington College of Nursing Sciences, an affiliation of University of America, Temecula, California, has elevated three Nigerians to the rank of professors.
Zelensky meets Pope to seek support for Ukraine’s peace
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy had private talks with Pope Francis at the Vatican on Saturday, later saying he sought support for Ukraine’s peace plan from the pontiff, who in the past has offered to try to help end the full-scale war launched by Russia a year ago.
Nigeria’s current 4,000mw of electricity not enough for Lagos – Energy Economists
The Nigerian Association for Energy Economics (NAEE), says current 4,000mw of electricity generated and distributed to Nigerians daily remains one of the least in the world and can even barely power Lagos alone.
‘You labelled opponents as wild dogs’, Senator tackles Alake at ministerial screening
A lawmaker from Plateau North Senatorial District, Simon Mwadkwon, on Wednesday, tackled presidential spokesman, Dele Alake, during his ministerial screening on the floor of the Senate.
DR Congo crackdown on opposition ahead of elections – Rights Watch
The authorities in the Democratic Republic of Congo have targeted leaders of opposition political parties, restricting their fundamental liberties and arresting party officials since May 2023, Human Rights Watch said on Tuesday.
