The presidential candidate promised to reconnect farms to markets, factories to consumers, communities to opportunity and Nigerians to one another.
The World Food Programme says El Niño is deepening a dire hunger crisis in South Sudan amid violence, extreme weather and dwindling aid.
Emeka Uyamadu was placed on community supervision for 10 years. He was also ordered to pay a $5,000 fine and serve 60 days in the Harris County Jail.
Ginikanwa Okedi was indefinitely suspended for mishandling client money or trust accounts, dishonest behaviour, fraud, and misrepresentation.
A 45-year-old businessman, Jonathan Sunday, was on Wednesday arraigned before the Kaduna State Magistrate’s Court for assaulting his estranged wife.
The World Food Programme says El Niño is deepening a dire hunger crisis in South Sudan amid violence, extreme weather and dwindling aid.
A flooded route or submerged site is a continuity issue—invest in resilient infrastructure accordingly,” Mr Oladipo urged stakeholders in the private sector.
The FCTA has reconstituted its ADR committee to ensure faster, transparent and efficient resolution of land disputes.
Mr Henry said, “The incident is a painful reminder of the risks and sacrifices police officers face in the discharge of their duties.”
The Nigeria Olympians Association has expressed support for the Ondo State Sports Council’s vision under its chairman, Oladimeji Abimbola.
JPMorgan, a top international bank that manages the most widely used global bond indices, announced a new index for locally issued bonds.
Ms Dimpane urged individuals with relevant information that could assist ongoing police investigations into the matter to come forward.
Ginikanwa Okedi was indefinitely suspended for mishandling client money or trust accounts, dishonest behaviour, fraud, and misrepresentation.
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