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Climate change: Guterres renews call for $100bn for developing countries

On: January 12, 2021

UN has renewed call for developed nations to fulfill their pledge to provide $100b yearly for developing countries to support climate mitigationContinue Reading

Economists task FG on increased support for MSMEs

By: Edith Ike-Eboh

On: January 12, 2021

In: Business, Economy/Business

Some economists have urged the Federal Government to focus more attention on MSMEs economic growth of the country.Continue Reading

Financial, ICT sectors to drive stock market growth in 2021 – Uwaleke

By: Edith Ike-Eboh

On: January 12, 2021

In: Business, Economy/Business

ACMAN has expressed optimism that the financial, agriculture, construction and ICT sectors will drive stock market activities in 2021.Continue Reading

2009 Agreement: UNN non-academic staff begin three-day protest

By: Edith Ike-Eboh

On: January 12, 2021

In: Education

Some non-academic staff of the UNN has embarked on a peaceful protest over an alleged Federal Government failure to meet their demands.Continue Reading

Orji Kalu congratulates Lawan @ 62

By: Edith Ike-Eboh

On: January 12, 2021

In: General News

Senate, Sen. Orji Kalu has on Tuesday congratulated Senate President Ahmed Lawan as he marks his 62nd birthday.Continue Reading

COVID-19: Coalition wants FG to accord priority healthcare to elderly

By: Edith Ike-Eboh

On: January 12, 2021

In: Health

COSROPIN has called on Government to prioritise the healthcare of the elderly to reduce their vulnerability to COVID-19 infection.Continue Reading

Wounded soldiers ready for frontline return

By: Edith Ike-Eboh

On: January 12, 2021

In: Defence/Security

Wounded soldiers receiving treatment at the hospital, Kaduna, have expressed readiness to return to the frontline, after treatement.Continue Reading

Insecurity: Ekiti APC allays fears of residents

By: Edith Ike-Eboh

On: January 12, 2021

In: Defence/Security

APC in Ekiti has advised residents in the state to go about their normal activities without any fear of threat to their lives and property.Continue Reading