By   The Vice-Chancellor of the University of Calabar Prof. Offiong Efanga Offiong has met with members of his immediate staff which include the central administration and the Information Unit, charging them to demonstrate dedication, professionalism, and a renewed commitment to strengthening the University’s public image. Addressing hisContinue Reading

CISHAN caution Sokoto students against HIV/AIDS, risky behaviour The Civil Society for HIV and AIDS in Nigeria (CISHAN) has cautioned students and other adolescents against premarital risky behaviour and encouraged them to promote awareness on HIV prevalence. The CISHAN Sokoto State Coordinator, Mr Muhammad Garba, made the call at aContinue Reading

Ex-Minister warns maritime challenges slowing Nigeria’s blue economy  December 4, 2025 A former Interior Minister, Capt. Emmanuel Iheanacho, says persistent problems in Nigeria’s maritime and blue economy sector continue to hinder revenue growth and efficiency. Iheanacho, a retired Merchant Navy Captain, listed “ageing infrastructure, dependence on road haulage, and weakContinue Reading

  NPA showcases simplified export processes at Kano International trade fair         December. 4, 2025 (NAN) The Managing Director of the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), Abubakar Dantsoho, has reaffirmed the authority ‘s commitment to strengthening Nigeria’s non-oil export sector through streamlined port operations and improved port–hinterland connectivity.Continue Reading

        Shippers Day: Stakeholders call for tax reforms, urge full NSW window implementation   December 3, 2025: The Shippers’ Association of Lagos State (SALS) has spotlighted key issues confronting the maritime and logistics sector, including multiple taxes and levies, calling for the full implementation of the NationalContinue Reading

    BY ERIC IFERE We have not heard the last about Nnamdi Kanu’s trial, conviction, and sentencing, which underscore the importance of procedural correctness and proper legal representation. The case raises questions about whether justice was served correctly and if any procedural errors could invalidate the trial or conviction.Continue Reading