Africa: Ayade Changes Calabar Festival To African Festival Of Arts And Culture
Ayade Changes Calabar Festival To African Festival Of Arts And Culture In its continued quest to widen the scope of its tourism…
Ayade Changes Calabar Festival To African Festival Of Arts And Culture In its continued quest to widen the scope of its tourism…
By Don Adinuba One of the most perplexing paradoxes in today’s Nigeria is the strident campaign for the adoption of the report…
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Lagos State chapter of Hotel Owners Association has called on President Muhammadu Buhari to extend the ongoing probe to the Federal Airports…
The President of ECOWAS, Mr Marcel De Souza, on Thursday, expressed frustration over the paucity of fund being experienced by the commission.…
The unfortunate kidnap of some secondary school girls two years ago in Chibok, Borno State, may have been mismanaged by sheer local…
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But Lagos, for all its money, glamour and status as the world capital of Afropop, seems immune to all that. Thanks to…
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In what could be the biggest shake-up in the nation’s judiciary since independence, an all-inclusive probe of nearly all judges manning superior…