By Edu Abade Executive Chairman of Vindi Petroleum, Victor Kalu, has disclosed plans by the petroleum marketing firm to ease access to products retailing
LAPO MfB announces raffle draw for ₦1.5m star prize
· As Xpress Season III Promo rewards savers with cash, scholarships, others The Lift Above Poverty Organisation’s (LAPO) Microfinance Bank Limited (LAPO MfB), Nigeria’s
OCP Africa, Nigerian Stakeholders Partner To Strengthen Presidential Fertilizer Initiative
Food security and sovereignty for Nigeria and the African continent formed the core of deliberations during a recent high-level visit by a delegation of
Scholz, Macron Unite As Europe Prepares To Tackle Trump
As Germany Commits To Paris Agreement, WHO Despite U.S. Withdrawal German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, yesterday, said Europe “will not duck and hide” in response
Seplat Plc Emerges AfriSAFE’s Energy Company Of The Year 2024
By Edu Abade Organisers of the Africa Safety Award for Excellence (AfriSAFE) have named Nigeria’s leading indigenous energy company, Seplat Energy Plc as the
Environmentalists Condemn FG’s Moves To Resume Oil Exploration In Ogoni land
Environmentalists Condemn FG’s Moves To Resume Oil Exploration In Ogoni land By Edu Abade Concerned Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) have faulted the recent invitation
AIG Maritime Visits NPA, Pledges Effective Port Policing, Collaboration
To boost security and combat criminal activities within Nigeria’s ports and the maritime industry, Assistant Inspector General (AIG) of Police for Maritime Command, Garba
No Regrets For Killing Salome, Ajayi Insists
Timileyin Ajayi, the Gospel singer caught with the severed head of Salome Adaidu, has insisted that he does not regret killing her because she
Kelly Shines From Jail
In a surprising turn of events, R. Kelly, the once-celebrated R&B singer now serving a prison sentence for sex trafficking and racketeering, releases a
Global Temperatures To Rise In 2025
By Edu Abade In what appears to be a daunting future for the global environment exacerbated by the climate crisis, over 80 percent of