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    Douye Diri

    Gov Diri: Nigeria, Ijaw Nation Have Lost a Statesman in Prof. Turner Isoun

    Governor of Bayelsa State, Senator Douye Diri, on Friday paid a condolence visit to the family of former Minister of Science and Technology, Prof. Turner Isoun, in Abuja. The Bayelsa-born renowned scholar was the pioneer Vice-Chancellor of the erstwhile Rivers State University of Science and Technology (now Rivers State University), Port Harcourt. He died on…

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    It is disappointing that up until now we have not been able to conduct another enumeration of our people. I hope that this delay will be converted to a great opportunity in this electronic and digital age -President Bola Tinubu

    In a recent meeting with the boss of the National Population Commission (NPC), President Bola Tinubu expressed his disappointment in the delay of conducting another census in the country. He emphasized that this delay should be an opportunity for the commission to take advantage of electronic and digital technologies for an accurate data collection system….

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    Nnamdi Kanu

    US Congress Urges Diplomatic Engagement With Nigeria Over Nnamdi Kanu’s Trial, Detention

    The United States Congress has called for diplomatic engagement with the Nigerian government over the ongoing legal issues surrounding the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB). The move follows the adoption of a resolution by the US House of Representatives, urging American authorities to engage with Nigeria on concerns relating to Kanu’s trial,…

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