Nigeria ripe for tech investments, Tinubu tells Samsung

President Bola Tinubu on Sunday said Nigeria’s tech environment is “absorptive and ready” for foreign investments. He said the local investment environment operates on the principle of ‘a willing buyer and willing seller, which ensures seamless access to capital for investors both within and outside the country. This was as he hailed Nigerian youths saying…

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Bullying: FG sets up panel to probe Abuja school

The Minister of State for Education, Yusuf Sununu, has disclosed that the Ministry of Education has set up a seven-man committee to probe the bullying incident in Lead British International School, Abuja. As seen in two viral videos over the internet late Monday, a female student (names withheld) was seen bullying her female colleague (names…

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Burkina Faso suspends Guardian, Deutsche Welle, other news media

Burkina Faso has suspended several international news organisations, some of them for an indefinite period, said a statement from communications regulator the CSC. Among those named in the weekend order are French newspaper Le Monde, British publication The Guardian, German broadcaster Deutsche Welle and French broadcaster TV5 Monde. They were suspended for reporting on a…

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PDP wins Oyo 33 LG seats

The ruling Peoples Democratic Party in Oyo State has won all the chairmanship seats in the 33 local government areas of the state. The local government election was conducted on Saturday by the Oyo State Independent Electoral Commission. The OYSIEC, Isiaka Olagunju (SAN), who announced the results of the poll on Sunday at the OYSIEC’s…

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Submit to EFCC, Ortom advises Yahaya Bello

The immediate-past governor of Benue State, Samuel Ortom, on Sunday, asked his counterpart in Kogi State, Yahaya Bello, to come out of his hiding and answer his case with the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission. Bello has been having a running issue with the EFCC, which declared him wanted after he failed to show up…

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Ex-Gambian VP leads ECOWAS election observers to Togo

The Economic Community of West African States has dispatched 40 observers to oversee the legislative and regional elections in Togo scheduled for April 29, 2024. The regional bloc announced this in a statement on Sunday. Led by former Gambian Vice-President Fatoumata Jallow-Tambajang, the observers include ambassadors, representatives from ECOWAS institutions, civil society members, media professionals,…

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