The Nation Newspaper Today Headline Wednesday 23rd March 2022
The Nation Newspaper Today Headline and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 23/03/22
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PDP quakes over zoning
The North-South divide in the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) over zoning of the 2023 Presidential ticket is widening. Presidential aspirant Aminu Tambuwal, Sokoto State governor, said yesterday that instead of talking about zoning, the party should give the ticket to the candidate that can win the election. But Southwest leaders of the main opposition at
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Stallion rolls out 100,000th locally-assembled Bajaj tricycle
In less than 18 months, Stallion Auto Keke Limited (SAKL), a member of Stallion Group and Nigeria’s sole distributor of Bajaj three-wheelers, has rolled out 100,000 Bajaj Keke into the nation’s tricycle market. Mr. Manish Rohtagi, managing director of SAKL and VON Automobiles of Nigeria Limited, said the feat was due to his company’s effort
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FAO moves to boost catfish production
UNITED Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation ( FAO) has begun a project to boost catfish production and unlock the potential of sustainable fisheries and aquaculture in Nigeria. The project, FISH4ACP, is an initiative of the Organisation of African, Caribbean and Pacific States ( OACPS) contributing to food and nutrition security, prosperity and job creation by
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Tech tips to boost women entrepreneurs
Some women tech experts have shared with entrepreneurs ways to use digital tools to promote their businesses online. The training was organised by Women’s Technology Empowerment Centre (W.TEC), to mark the 2022 International Women’s Day. Moderated by W.TEC Programme Manager, Folashade Braimoh, facilitators shared how participants could exploit virtual store fronts, set up payment instruments,
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‘Ending tuberculosis requires greater funding’
NIGERIAN Thoracic Society (NTS) has called for more funding if the war against tuberculosis (TB) must be won, especially in the wake of COVID-19. The society lamented that COVID-19 had shifted focus from TB control, thus reversing the progress achieved. A statement by its President Prof. Prince Ele and Secretary-General Dr. Abiona Odeyemi, to mark
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IE upgrades college infrastructure
Electricity Distribution Company, Ikeja Electric (IE), has upgraded the Electrical Workshop at Government Technical College (GTC) in Ikorodu, Lagos. The gesture, IE said, was aimed at boosting technical education, and support technical capacity building. IE’s Chief Executive Officer Folake Soetan said the company was passionate about giving back to communities. “We care about our customers
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APC young professionals to aspirants: avoid campaigns of calumny
The Young Professionals Council of All Progressives Congress (APC) has called on aspirants in the party’s national convention to avoid campaigns of calumny not to jeopardise the party’s fortune in the 2023 election. A statement by Director-General Seyi Bamgbade and National Secretary Hajiya Zainab Umar urged stakeholders, leaders and members to work for peace and
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Kudos for Lekki Toll Gate’s reopening
Stakeholders have said reopening of Lekki Toll Gate on April 1 will help the government to recover losses suffered in #ENDSARS protest. They faulted those plotting protests against the reopening, urging them to suspend such action. Official of the firm handling the facility said it understood sentiments that greeted the protest, its implications to Lagos
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Firm unveils product
FOUNDER/Creative Director of House of Sota Folashade Balogun has celebrated black history month by unveiling AfroContinental clothing line. She launched her latest collections, Sota Diverse in Lagos, an event hosted by Zainab Balogun. Present were Minister of State for Mines and Steel Development Dr Uchechukwu Ugah, Oba Saheed Elegushi, among others. House of Sota is
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‘Research institutes must achieve food security’
AGRICULTURAL Research Council of Nigeria (ARCN) has said for Nigeria to be self-sufficient in food, research institutes must develop technology to enhance productivity. It said the journey to attain self-sufficiency was dependent on research, training and extension services. ARCN’s Executive Secretary Prof Garba Sharubutu spoke yesterday at a retreat for legislative committees on agriculture, executive
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