Opinion
Pervasive hunger: The Storms are Gathering, By Abdul-Azeez Suleiman
By TheStories
General News
NTI, UBEC train teachers for defence ministry
By TheStories
Opinion
Tinubu: Promises Made, Promises Unkept, By Abdul-Azeez Suleiman
By TheStories
Bola Tinubu, Nigerian current president, has made numerous promises to the people of Nigeria during electioneering. From revamping the economy…
Opinion
Pervasive hunger: The Storms are Gathering, By Abdul-Azeez Suleiman
By TheStories
The Chairman of the Northern Traditional Rulers’ Council, the Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Muhammad Sa’ad Abubakar lll, the Emir of Kano, Alhaji Aminu Ado Bayero and the Northern Elders Forum (NEF) regarding the pervasive hunger in Nigeria have raised concerns about a dangerous signal of a gathering storm in the North and other parts of the country. These remarks serve as danger signals, indicating that the region is not only angry but also agitated, potentially on the verge of eruption.
General News
NTI, UBEC train teachers for defence ministry
By TheStories
The National Teachers’ Institute (NTI), Kaduna in collaboration with the Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC) has commenced the training of…
Opinion
Dangers of bad governance as a response to coordinate violations of basic human dignity
By TheStories
The collective consciousness of a people as to what constitutes good or bad, right or wrong is the foundation of that societies strength or weakness. Every society is established on the basis of sound moral and ethical principles through which all activities regarding the healthy growth and development of such a society are reflected upon. Societies that do well are those societies whose founding principles are not only strongly upheld but also violation of such principles are greatly frowned upon, and strict sanctions are enforced to serve as an example of deterrence.
Opinion
Dangers of bad governance as a response to coordinate violations of basic human dignity
By TheStories
Agriculture
VIEWPOINT: How farmers are frustrated; manufacturers laugh to banks, as fertilizer costs soared in 2022
By TheStories
News
General News
NTI, UBEC train teachers for defence ministry
By TheStories0
The National Teachers’ Institute (NTI), Kaduna in collaboration with the Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC) has commenced the training of…
NTI shaping Nigeria’s educational landscape – Minister
Katsina: Reckless driver, not Customs killed 1 in Jibia – Official
‘AskarawA’ will augment efforts of security operatives in Zamfara – Kauran Namoda Emir
Sokoto Governor Aliyu extends hands of fellowship to PDP
Politics
Politics
Political parties sign peace pact for Sokoto rerun
By TheStories0
In a speech at the event, organised by the state Police Command, the Commissioner of Police, Mr
Kaigama urged the gladiators in the re-run to shun actions capable of igniting unrest before, during and after the elections.
Gombe: LP guber candidate to Yahaya: Release political prisoners
Tambuwal appoints 64 aides [SEE NAMES]
Celebrating Professor Ango Abdullahi OON: A Beacon of Leadership in Northern Nigeria
Why Nigeria is drifting – Labour Party’s Amuga
Business/banking & Finance
Business/Banking & Finance
Nigeria’s cumulative debt hits N46.25trn in Q4 2022 – NBS
By TheStories0
The Nigeria Bureau of Statistics (NBS) has disclosed that the country’s cumulative public debt stock consisting of domestic and external debt stocks of the Federal Government of Nigeria, the 36 State Governments and the Federal Capital Territory hit N46.25 trillion or $103.11 billion in Q4 2022.
Business/Banking & Finance
CBN has directed banks to issue, accept old Naira notes – Soludo
By TheStories0
THESTORIES reports that a former Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), and Anambra state governor, Charles Soludo, has disclosed that the apex bank has directed commercial banks to issue, and accept old Naira notes from customers.
Sharm El Sheikh prepares to host AfDB’s annual meetings
Naira scarcity: CBN pledges to supply banks with more funds in Kogi
CBN, EFCC officials visit Gombe banks over cash shortage
SMEDAN: 200 small businesses get N10m grants in Osun
Entertainment & Sports
Entertainments & Sports
AFRIMA advocates enhanced collaboration among African artists
By TheStories0
The President of the All Africa Music Awards (AFRIMA), Mr. Mike Dada, has made a call for heightened collaborations among African musicians, urging artists to leverage the platform created by the award institution to foster deeper connections and partnerships that will deepen the growth in the creative industry and boost the economy of the continent.
Awards 2023: CAF releases shortlists of women’s categories [SEE NAMES]
Golf: Ahube emerges winner of 2023 Nigeria Ladies Open
Colombia 2024: Falconets set to overcome Tanzania in Abuja
Man-U’s Ten Hag accepts suspension, remains defiant
Agriculture
Agriculture
IITA holds Brown Field Day to boost food production in Gombe
By TheStories0
The International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA) has organised Brown Field Day for 410 farmers to accelerate cereal crop production in Gombe State.
Sorghum farmers laud Tinubu’s state of emergency declaration on food security
FACT-CHECKED VIEWPOINT: Honeybees aren’t disappearing and GMOs do not cause colony collapse disorder
VIEWPOINT: How farmers are frustrated; manufacturers laugh to banks, as fertilizer costs soared in 2022
Agriculture revolution: Nigeria created 13m jobs in 7 years – Buhari
Climate Change & Environment
Climate Change & Environment
IYD: Kaduna youths plant 1,000 trees to tackle climate change
By TheStories0
Youths from four communities in Kajuru local government areas of Kaduna state have planted 1,000 trees to contribute to efforts in combating climate change.
Climate Change & Environment
Climate change deaths: Legal experts call for fossil fuel firms to be charged with homicide
By TheStories0
Oil and gas majors like Shell and ExxonMobil have known about, and covered up, the devastating impact of their industry for decades.
Climate Change & Environment
Fossil fuel bane of environmental pollution in Nigeria – Don
By TheStories0
ASHENEWS reports that the 112th inaugural lecturer of the University of Calabar, and Professor of Inorganic/Materials Chemistry, Ayi Ayi, has identified the over-dependence on fossil fuel as the bane of environmental pollution in Nigeria.
Climate Change & Environment
2022 6th warmest year on record globally
By TheStories0
Globally 2022 was the sixth warmest year in a series stretching back to 1850, according…
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