Bamidele Joseph
Excitement in Sokoto as two babies become first MTN share owners
A seven-month-old baby Abubakar Muhammad Jiddah has made history as the first subscriber of 20 shares of MTN.
Another baby Hamida Sulaiman who is one-year-old...
Judge to Nnamdi Kanu: DSS custody is not a five-star hotel
Justice Binta Nyako of Federal High Court, Abuja on Thursday told the Leader of the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu, that...
N3.3bn fraud: EFCC re-arraigns Fayose on amended charge
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has re-arraigned a former Governor of Ekiti State, Ayodele Fayose and his firm, Spotless Limited, on an...
Fayemi to appointees: Quit my govt by Dec 18 if you’re...
Governor Kayode Fayemi has directed political appointees in his government planning to contest the governorship primaries to tender his or her resignation latest by...
Nigeria engages Greek investors on investment in transport sector
The Federal Government of Nigeria has opened fresh talks with leading businesses in Greece on Direct Foreign Investment (DFI) in the transport and allied...
575m shares: MTN offers retail investors N169 per share
MTN Nigeria Communications Plc (MTN Nigeria) on Tuesday announced that the public offer to retail investors for the sale of up to 575 million...
COVID-19: FG vows to prosecute workers with fake vaccination certificate
The Federal Government has vowed to prosecute any civil servant with forged COVID-19 vaccination certificate.
All civil servants on grade level 12 downward already vaccinated...
N3.5bn fraud: Court strikes out EFCC’s charge against Saraki’s aides, others
Justice Akintayo Aluko of a Federal High Court in Lagos has struck out a N3.5 billion alleged fraud charge filed against two aides of...
Firm acquires Dahiru Mangal’s 1.9bn shares in Oando Plc
Leaf Investment & Realtors Limited has acquired a substantial stake in Oando Plc.
The firm which now holds 15.83 per cent shares in Oando acquired...
Gumi: Declaring bandits as terrorists won’t change aggression against Nigeria
Renowned Islamic cleric, Sheikh Ahmad Gumi, has told the Federal Government that declaring bandits' groups as terrorists' organisations would not end aggression against the...
