Breaking News in Nigeria Today Wednesday 7th September 2022
Here are some of the Breaking News in Nigeria Today Wednesday 7th September 2022 on some of the nation newspapers .
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Home-grown solution panacea to security challenges –Kristopher
Wiseben Kristopher, Head of Nigerian Technological Takeoff (NTT), strongly believes that the insurgency in parts of the country can be handled through technology. In this interview with EMMANUEL MASHA, he speaks on the need to tackle insecurity through quality legislation Currently, the country is battling with insecurity. What do you suggest Nigerians should do
Random Musings of a Patriot: Constitutional reforms
The criticism of the current constitution and the call for restructuring is widespread and borne out of genuine concern for the stability and future of this country. There have been calls for confederacy and a return to regional government but in my opinion this will only transfer our existing perennial problems to the smaller
On digital revolution among Nigerians
I t’s not anymore news that digitization has come to stay in the global community, and would likely dominate the entire workplace in no distant time. Little wonder many concerned personnel have constantly and consistently harped on the inevitable role of the tool in mankind’s day-to-day activity, in every facet of human endeavour. Recently, a
Re-introduction of History in Lagos Schools: Matters arising
A letter purportedly from the Office of Education Quality Assurance of the Lagos State Ministry of Education recently trended. The letter, dated August 3, this year and signed by a director, directed all schools, especially the private educational institutions, to resume the teaching of history. The teaching of the subject has many advantages. It
2023: IGP, Arase, Makinde, others condemn violence, seek peaceful elections
2023: IGP, Arase, Makinde, others condemn violence, seek peaceful elections Conscious of the negative impacts of violence and insecurity on past elections in Nigeria, the Nigerian Police Force (NPF), under the leadership of the Inspector General of Police, Usman Alkali Baba, in collaboration with Solar Security and Consult Company Limited, last week engaged several
Abia @31: Ruling party, opposition disagree on achievements
IGBEAKU ORJI reports on the verbal war between the ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Abia State and opposition All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) over the level of development in the state 31 years after its creation Last week Abia State rounded off events marking the 31st anniversary of its creation with the
2023: Reps worry as FG plans zero capital budget
PHILIP NYAM reports that the House of Representatives wants revenue leakages to be plugged as the Federal Government may not make provision for capital budgets in the 2023 fiscal year The Minister of Finance, Budget and National Planning, Zainab Ahmed, recently told the House of Representatives Committee on Finance that the Federal Government is
Lawyer bags five years for drug trafficking
The Federal High Court in Lagos Tuesday sentenced a 26-year-old lawyer, Sulaimon Kaosarat Yetunde, to five years imprisonment for drug trafficking. Justice Daniel Osiagor handed down the verdict following Miss Yetunde’s “guilty” plea to a charge of conspiracy and the unlawful export of 1.10 kilograms of cannabis sativa. The convict, who was arraigned by the
FG: Nigerian doctors abroad’re under-priced
…urges NMA to stop them from leaving The Federal Government has said that Nigerian doctors practicing abroad are being under-priced when compared with their counterparts from other countries. Head of Civil Service of the Federation (HoCSF), Dr. Folashade Yemi-Esan, said this Tuesday at a meeting with the leadership of the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) in
Reps carpet OAGF over N6bn income generated by SEC in 2020
The House of Representatives on Tuesday carpeted the office of Accountant General of the Federation (OAGF) for failing to provide evidence of 25 per cent of the N6 billion internally generated revenue by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for the 2020 fiscal year. The House Committee on Finance took a swipe at the AGF
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