Strike: Nigerian Airspace ‘To Be’ Shut Monday
This is as the nation's workers protest increment in fuel price and electricity tariff hike
US moves to restrict Nigerian students to two-year courses
US moves to restrict Nigerian students to two-year courses The United States is seeking new guidelines that could restrict some international students, including those from Nigeria, from admission of more than two-year period. If approved, the new guidelines from the Department of Homeland
EXCLUSIVE: Why ASUU Strike Is Yet To End
With the Academic Staff Union of Universities strike ongoing and looking unlikely to end soon, EXCEL NEWS has gathered from top sources in the union on why lecturers may not resume soon. According to multiple sources that spoke to the medium, there
Imo Govt Disband State Task Force Over Death of 3000 Day-Old Chicks
The government will also compensate the Chick owner
BREAKING: Despite Court Order, Federal Judicial Workers Begin Strike Monday
This is despite a court order against strike action
After Defeating APC, Obaseki Visits Buhari
He played down the possibility of re-joining the APC,describing it as immoral
Yemi Alade Becomes UN Goodwill Ambassador
The popular artiste, popularly known as 'mama Africa' is known not just for her musical prowess but also for her love and promotion of Africa in other endeavours.
Nigerian Varsity Students React To Schools Re-opening
Many schools have announced resumption dates
Election: INEC Seek Partnership With Traditional Rulers In Ondo
By Ikechukwu Onyekwere The Independent National Electoral Commision (INEC) has charged traditional rulers in Ondo State, Nigeria to facilitate peace and help the electorate comply with COVID-19 regulations in the forth coming election scheduled to hold on 10th October. Prof. Mahmood Yakubu made
South Africa Set To Resume International Flight Operations
Ikechukwu Onyekwere South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has said that the country’s borders will open soon; pointing out that there is a significant drop in daily new corona virus infections. In response to this, the country’s Minister of Transport, Fikile Mbalula visited Cape
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