Championing Nigeria’s IT Revolution as DG of NITDA

By Abdulkadir Ibrahim Championing Nigeria’s IT Revolution as DG of NITDA Alhaji Kashifu Inuwa, the Director General of the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA), has been at the forefront of Nigeria’s technological advancement. Appointed in August 2019, Inuwa’s tenure has been marked by transformative initiatives reshaping Nigeria’s digital landscape. Under his leadership, NITDA, a…

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Chinese Language Grows in Nigeria with the Establishment of 15th Chinese Corner in Abuja

The learning of Chinese language in the country continues to gain mileage as the 15th Chinese Corner established in secondary schools within the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja as part of the learning and cultural exchange between Nigeria and China. The corners are built within 15 different secondary schools in the FCT. The “Chinese Corner”…

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Governor Alia Dissolves Benue State Executive Council, Appoints Moses Atagher as New Chief of Staff

By Emamuzo Iboma Governor Hyacinth Alia has officially dissolved the Benue State Executive Council and appointed former Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice, Moses Atagher, as the new Chief of Staff, effective immediately. A seasoned administrator and former acting Managing Director of the Federal Mortgage Bank, Atagher brings extensive experience to his new role. His…

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President Tinubu Seeks National Assembly Approval for $21.5 Billion External Loan to Boost Key Sectors

…As Experts condemn reckless Borrowing, calls for urgent fiscal responsibility and accountability Emamuzo Iboma President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has formally requested approval from Nigeria’s National Assembly for an external loan exceeding $21.5 billion (around N8.5 trillion). This proposal includes $2.19 billion in grants and a plan to issue N757 billion in government bonds to address…

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The Worst vs The Best of Us

By Israel Adebiyi Every time a president presents an ambassadorial list, the country leans in, for curiosity, for scandal, sometimes for hope. The recent roll-call sent to the Senate has been no exception. Names that spark applause, names that stir suspicion, and names that prompt the familiar sigh: “Here we go again.” Such lists become…

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