Home News Page 16

News

And then there is the most dangerous risk of all — the risk of spending your life not doing what you want on the bet you can buy yourself the freedom to do it later.

Google Unveils Generative AI Training Programme for Nigerian Developers

0
Google has launched a new initiative to equip Nigerian developers with skills in generative artificial intelligence, aiming to boost local tech talent and innovation. The programme will offer hands-on training, resources, and mentorship to help participants build AI-powered solutions for various industries.

FG Unveils Plan to Revive Baro Port with Dredging, Road and Rail Links

0
The Federal Government has announced fresh efforts to revitalise Baro Port in Niger State, with a focus on dredging the River Niger and improving road and rail connectivity. Officials say the initiative aims to unlock the port’s economic potential, boost trade, and ease cargo movement across northern Nigeria.

FG Imposes Seven-Year Moratorium on Establishment of New Tertiary Institutions

0
The Federal Government has announced a seven-year ban on the creation of new tertiary institutions across Nigeria. The move, aimed at strengthening existing universities, polytechnics, and colleges of education, is part of a broader strategy to improve infrastructure, academic quality, and overall efficiency in the nation’s higher education sector.

ADC Alleges EFCC Now Targeting David Mark Following Moves Against Tambuwal, Ihedioha

0
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has accused the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) of expanding what it describes as a politically motivated clampdown on opposition figures, alleging that former Senate President David Mark is the latest target. The party claimed the move follows recent actions against former governors Aminu Tambuwal and Emeka Ihedioha, warning that the anti-graft agency is being used as a tool to weaken the opposition ahead of the 2027 elections.

Lagos Unveils Digital House Numbering System to Boost Urban Planning

0
The Lagos State Government has launched a digital house numbering system aimed at improving urban planning, enhancing service delivery, and strengthening security across the state. Officials say the initiative will provide every building with a unique digital identity, enabling better property documentation, emergency response, and infrastructure management.

FG Drops Legal Action Against Ibom Air Passenger

0
The Federal Government has ordered the withdrawal of its case against an Ibom Air passenger accused of misconduct during a recent flight. Authorities said the decision followed a review of the incident, which concluded that an amicable resolution was preferable to prolonged litigation.

Atiku, ADC Slam EFCC Over Tambuwal’s Arrest, Allege Political Witch-Hunt

0
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar and the African Democratic Congress (ADC) have strongly criticised the arrest of former Sokoto State Governor Aminu Tambuwal, accusing the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) of being used as a political weapon. Both called for his immediate release, warning that the agency’s credibility is at risk if it continues to serve partisan interests.

Firm Presents $60bn Proof of Funds to Federal Government for High-Speed Rail Project

0
The Federal Government has received a $60 billion proof of funds from an undisclosed firm to finance the construction of a high-speed rail network across Nigeria. Officials say the proposed project aims to revolutionise the country’s transportation system, boost economic activity, and enhance connectivity between key cities. Negotiations on the project’s framework and implementation timeline are reportedly in advanced stages.

Kano Governor Dismisses Two Aides Over Alleged Drug Baron Bail, Palliative Diversion Scandal

0
Kano State Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf has dismissed two senior aides following damning revelations from separate investigative panels into allegations of misconduct.

Kogi Govt Establishes New Traditional Rulers’ Stools, Reinstates Ousted Monarch

0
The Kogi State Government has approved the creation of new traditional rulers’ stools and reinstated a previously suspended monarch. The move, aimed at strengthening grassroots governance and preserving cultural heritage, follows consultations with community leaders and stakeholders across the state.