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Kukah Decries Rising Insecurity In NigeriaAs the insecurity in Nigeria continues to rage on, Catholic Bishop of Sokoto Diocese, Matthew Kukah has said that, the nation is gradually getting to a point where everybody is becoming unsafe. Kukah who spoke in Sokoto yesterday at a one-day Security And Peace Summit For 2019 General Elections, organized by the Justice Development and […]
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THE RISING CASES OF SUICIDE - THISDAYLIVEThere is need to set up trauma centres for counselling purposes With an average of one every 40 seconds according to the World Health Organisation (WHO), suicide is topping the chart as the number one killer. Even if that is a global index painting a general picture, a recent survey shows that many Nigerians have …
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NSE Crucial Market Indices Sustain Growth By 0.40%The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) crucial market indices maintained positive trend on Thursday for the fourth consecutive days, rising by 0.40 per cent. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the market capitalisation inched N45 billion or 0.40 per cent to close at N11.404 trillion compared with N11.359 trillion on Wednesday. Similarly, the All-Share […]
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Zimbabwean govt orders another Internet services shutdownZimbabwean Government has ordered another complete shutdown of Internet services, to disrupt communication among protesters demonstrating against fuel price hikes and rising living costs.
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Crude oil earnings up by 48% to N11.5trn in 9 months - Vanguard News NigeriaNigeria recorded crude oil export worth N11.5 trillion in nine months, from January to September 2018, rising by 48.01 per cent from N7.77 trillion recorded in similar period in 2017.
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Protests: Zimbabwean govt. shutdown internet services - Vanguard News NigeriaZimbabwean Government has ordered another complete shutdown of Internet services to disrupt communication among protesters demonstrating against fuel price hikes and rising living costs.
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