The Nation Newspaper Today Headline Sunday 13th March 2022
The Nation Newspaper Today Headline and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 13/03/22
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Attack on civil service reform malicious, says group
The Coalition of Civil Society Forum has described the attack on the reform in the Federal Civil Service by some Nigerians as malicious and non-conforming to accountability in the nation’s bureaucracy. The forum said the ongoing reforms in the service have saved Nigeria huge resources and promoted accountability in the process. Convener of the coalition
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Female farmers making giant strides
Still in the euphoria of this year’s International Women’s Day celebration, Yetunde Oladeinde, in this piece, spotlights some Nigerian women farmers breaking the barriers and doing great things in a vocation hitherto preserved for men. In the past, men dominated the farms. It was hardwork, toiling for hours with farm tools that required strength, while
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‘Why women should pay attention to the environment’
IN the past, men dominated the farms. It was hardwork, toiling for hours with farm tools that required strength, while the women were the backups; or at best planting food for household at the backyard. Interestingly, that trend is changing fast; with some women now making significant strides, acquiring farmlands, toiling and providing food for
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Don’t surrender weapons to security agencies – IPOB warns vigilante
The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has urged vigilante groups in communities in Southeast not to surrender their weapons to security agencies. It warned that such submission would not only render the various communities vulnerable, but render security and vigilante men impotent, paving way for criminal gangs to penetrate the communities. In a statement by
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Encomiums as Ekiti communities renew ancient ties
AJAYE Oke and Ajaye Odo-Ekiti are two of the adjoining villages in Aramoko Ekiti. According to historical records, the two towns and Temidire village, also within the same latitude, were created by a one-time Elejofi of Aramoko Ekiti many decades ago. A very accommodating and generous man, the then Elejofi was said to be a
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Ikonifin: Osun community where pupils study at the mercy of rain and sun
Forty-two years after late Bola Ige, as governor of the then Oyo State established Ikonifin Community Grammar School, the school, now in Osun State, suffers serious dilapidation, creating serious question of standard. Temitope Olaonipekun reports. IKONIFIN Community Grammar School was established in 1980 by the late governor of Oyo State, Chief Bola Ige in his
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Osun 2022: PDP stakeholders move to mend fences
Ahead of the next gubernatorial election in the state, political stakeholders within and outside the Osun state chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) are making frantic efforts to resolve their differences to forestall a repeat of the 2018 political misfortune that saw the party losing the governorship election to the ruling All Progressives Congress
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Aninri community pledges loyalty, vote of confidence in Ugwuanyi
The people of Nenwe in Aninri Local Government Area of Enugu State, on Saturday, passed a vote of confidence in Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi for his uncommon leadership style, development strides in the state, peaceful disposition, interventions in security, political empowerments and educational facilities in the community as well as his approach to governance anchored on
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2023: Who will go for APC in Orlu Senatorial District?
With the recent signing of the Electoral Bill into law which has made it the Electoral Act 2022 (as amended), the Presidential and National Assembly elections would be held in February 2023. This means that the National Assembly election is less than one year from now. According to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), party
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Life returns to art venues
After several months of inaction in the culture sector due to the restrictions over Covid 19, most art and culture venues in Lagos have fully returned for normal business. EDOZIE UDEZE visited some of the venues and spoke to some artists, art enthusiasts and stakeholders. Artists are back on the block. This is the clarion
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