Ukraine To Sue Poland, Slovakia, Hungary Over Grain Ban
The countries imposed bans on Ukrainian products to protect their local farmers and grow their economy.
Nwokoma: Cardoso Needs Knowledge of Monetary Policy To Be Successful CBN Governor
“A banker needs to have a broader view and not micro manage… you need the big picture to be a successful CBN governor.”
Adeleke: Aircraft’s Engines in Averted Crash May Have Been Tampered With
This is contrary to the claim by the hanger owner that birds’ nests caused the incident.
Nigeria, Cuba Sign MOU On Food Security, Agriculture Advancement
Key areas of cooperation include veterinary medicine, vaccine development, artificial insemination, and the development of pastures and ranching.
Congo Government Issues Denial Following Reports of Coup Attempt
The country’s minister of information debunked the news via a message posted on X on Sunday.
Tinubu Nominates Jamila Ibrahim As Youth Minister, Ayodele Olawande As Deputy
He has sent their names to the Senate for confirmation.
Niger, Burkina Faso, Mali Sign Sahel Security Treaty to Counter ECOWAS
The countries promised to come to the aid of each other in case of any rebellion or external aggression.
Obasanjo Must Apologise To Obas, Says Yoruba Council Worldwide
He had at a public function in Iseyin, ordered traditional rulers to get up from their seats and greet him and the Oyo State governor.
DMO: $20.79bn Multilateral Loans Account For Over 48% of Nigeria’s External Debt
It said debt grew by $487m in three months.
Nigeria Signs Science and Technology Development MOU With Cuba
The bilateral agreement will focus on R&D as well as human resource development
Tinubu Departs Abuja For New York on Sunday To Attend UN General Assembly
He’ll hold talks with Biden and leaders of Spain, Netherlands, South Africa, Brazil and Algeria, and meet with CEOs of Exxon Mobil, Microsoft, Meta, General Electric.
Tinubu Nominates Cardoso As New CBN Governor
He also appointed four new Deputy Governors for Nigeria’s apex Bank.
Nigeria’s Inflation Rises To 25.8% In August, Highest in 18 Years
The last time this level of inflation was recorded was in 2005.
Chicago State University Confirms Tinubu Attended Institution, Graduated in 1979
“We are sometimes asked to provide information related to student records. Federal law known as FERPA protects the privacy of student records and limits what an institution can release.”
Air Peace Signs Historic Maintenance Agreement with Embraer, Orders More Planes Worth $300m
This brings the total of Air Peace’s Embraer orders to 35 aircraft.
Power Restored in Nigeria After ‘Total Blackout’ Caused By National Grid Failure
“The fire has been fully arrested and over half of the connections are now up and the rest will be fully restored in no time,” Power Minister Adelabu.
History in Nigeria As NUPRC Picks 42 Winners For Gas Flare Commercialisation Bid Round
The programme was one of government’s initiatives to drive zero routine gas flaring by 2035 and net zero emissions by 2060.
Soyinka: Peter Obi Did Not Win Presidential Election, Labour Party Resorting To ‘Gbajue’
“…and we find this vice-presidential candidate on television boasting, insisting, threatening and trying to intimidate both the judiciary and the rest.”
US: Escaped Murderer Danelo Cavalcante Captured After Two Weeks on the Run in Pennsylvania
He escaped from a county jail on Aug. 31 by crab-walking up between two walls that were topped with razor wire.
North Korea’s Kim Meets Putin in Russia As Missiles Launched From Pyongyang
“That’s why we came here,” Putin said when reporters asked whether Russia would help Kim build satellites.
