Breaking News in Nigeria Today Tuesday 20th April 2021
Here are some of the Breaking News in Nigeria Today Tuesday 20th April 2021 on some of the nation newspapers .
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NCAA: Azman grounded to save aviation industry
Director-General of the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), Captain Musa Nuhu, has maintained that the decision to ground Azman Airlines after thorough audit that indicted the carrier over safety issues was not personal, but done in the overall interest of the industry. Nuhu, who spoke at the weekend in Lagos, however, disclosed that what
Mass revocation of non-performing oil blocks looms
SABOTAGE DPR talks tough, tags some oil firms “economic saboteurs” as it withdraws OML 123, 124, 126 and 137 More oil producers in Nigeria may lose mining leases as government is talking tough on activities of some of them it tagged as “economic saboteurs.” Government has also given reasons it revoked six oil
Airline start-ups emerge despite COVID-19 ruins
Many start-ups are emerging from the COVID-19 crisis. There is an old gag within the industry, that says: “How to become a millionaire in aviation? Start as a billionaire!” If that is the situation, how come, many rich people are still interested in a sector that can quickly pauparise them? What is the attraction with
Parents must be ready to fund varsity education –FUTA don
Prof. Tolulope Akinbogun is a former Deputy Vice-Chancellor of Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA). In this interview, he speaks with BABATOPE OKEOWO about funding of university education, why private investors should take over the sub-sector, as well as the huge resources invested yearly on importation of ceramics, among other critical issues As a former
Poly education in trenches
It’s not impossible to reach agreement with union –Minister ? Union: Govt yet to demonstrate seriousness in resolving issues ? Students: FG, union to resolve crisis in our interest STRIKE Polytechnic lecturers under their group, the Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics (ASUP), are currently on strike to protest refusal of the Federal Government
NB chair pledges support for Bells Varsity
T he Chairman of Nigerian Breweries Plc, Chief Kolawole Jamodu has pledged his continued support for the development of the private university in its quest to attain greatness as a world-class institution. He made the pledge during the conferment of Honorary Doctorate Degree (Honoris Causa) of Doctor of Science (DSC) by the authorities of
Nigeria: State of the nation
As a Nigerian, how will you describe the state of the nation? If you have to sum up this period in Nigerian history, what would you call it? May be the ‘Age of Anarchy’ or ‘Age of the Absurd.’ We are living in a time when our faith in our union is rapidly fading,
Twitter: OPS backs firm’s choice of Ghana
MILIEU No investor likes to put his hard earned money in an unfriendly business environment Following the report that Twitter has chosen Ghana as a regional entry point into sub-Saharan Africa, members of the Organised Private Sector (OPS) have said they would have been surprised if the social media operator had opted for Nigeria.
Edo 2020 surprises and Nigeria’s Tokyo Olympics preparations
The just concluded Edo 2020 National Sports Festival was full mixed grill of results. The surprise package was Bayelsa State with a total of 56 gold medals. The state emerged third behind Delta and Edo. Looking at the overall medals table, it was strange to find Bayelsa in the top three at the end
Lamentation in Senate over Ebonyi massacre
In this report, CHUKWU DAVID examines the resolutions of the Senate over recent violent attacks in some communities in Ebonyi State by suspected herdsmen The Senate plenary on Wednesday, April 14 was characterized by grief and lamentation particularly by senators from Ebonyi State, whose constituents were massacred in recent violent attacks in some communities
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