Tag: improved, KYARI, NIGERIANS, services
Kyari promises improved services to Nigerians
The Group Managing Director of the Nigerian National Corporation (NNPC), Mallam Mele Kyari, has appreciated Nigerians for the trust and confidence reposed in the...
30 million Nigerians living with Hepatitis Virus
Dr. Mike Omotosho the Executive Director of Hepatitis Zero Nigerian Commission is passionate about the eradication of Hepatitis in Nigeria this he has exhibited...
Nigerians see us as bad people Ahmed Lawan
The Senate President, Ahmed Lawan, has said that Nigerians see senators as bad people because they (Nigerians) hardly understand them (senators). The senate...
Misguided Nigerians attacked me in Spain, Amaechi
Some persons described as “misguided Nigerians” on Friday attacked the Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaehi, in Spain. Amaechi said he was attacked at an event...
NGF, FG to lift 24m Nigerians out of poverty by 2030
The Nigeria Governors’ Forum (NGF) and the Federal Government have commenced a Human Capital Development (HCD) plan towards moving 24 million Nigerians out of...
Over 14m Nigerians on drugs- World drug report
The World Drug Report of 2019 has put drug use prevalence in Nigeria at 14.4 percent of the population, representing 14.4 million Nigerians aged 15 to 64 years....
Frank to Nigerians: Current Labour leaders are traders, ignore them
A political activist and former Deputy National Publicity Secretary of the All Progreasives Congress (APC) Comrade Timi Frank, on Friday said that Nigerians...
Do me, I do you: SA coming up with new law to block foreigners from working in certain sectors
Staff Writer26 September 2019 If you think the violence occasioned by the attack on foreigners, especially black Africans by South Africa is over, then you need to read...
We are ALL Nigerians
By Simon Kolawale You may not really know how it feels to be stigmatised as a Nigerian until you travel out of the country or have dealings with foreigners. Years...
South Africa: Why attacks on Nigerians will not end anytime now
By Adewale Adeoye For over two decades, Nigerians have continuously been forced out of their homeland due to the suffocating, inhuman and degrading situation...
