Sales Officer (Automobile Industry) at Simba Group Nigeria Limited

Simba Group which started operations in 1988, is a conglomerate having a Pan-Nigeria presence and business interests in some of the most dynamic sectors in the economy. The Group is a dominant player in the transportation, power and IT-enabled service sectors, which are critical to the sustained growth of the Nigerian Economy. The corporate vision … Continue reading “Sales Officer (Automobile Industry) at Simba Group Nigeria Limited”

Russian Strikes Leave Ukrainian City With No Electricity

Russian strikes caused widespread blackouts and cut off phone networks in the northern Ukrainian city of Chernigiv, with repairs stalled by ongoing drone attacks on Tuesday. Ukraine has restricted electricity consumption across the country in recent weeks following systematic Russian strikes on energy sites and the rail network. The Chernigiv region, which was briefly occupied … Continue reading “Russian Strikes Leave Ukrainian City With No Electricity”

Normalcy Returns To Abuja After #FreeNnamdiKanu Protest

  Normalcy has returned to Nigeria’s capital, Abuja, a day after security operatives barricaded major roads in the city centre to prevent a protest by supporters of Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB). On Monday, the protest disrupted movement and halted several early morning activities across key parts of the city. … Continue reading “Normalcy Returns To Abuja After #FreeNnamdiKanu Protest”

Dyche Appointed New Manager Of Nottingham Forest

  Nottingham Forest have appointed Sean Dyche as their new head coach on a deal until 2027, the Premier League club announced Tuesday. The 54-year-old former Burnley and Everton boss has replaced Ange Postecoglou after the Australian was sacked on Saturday following just 40 days in charge at the City Ground. Dyche, a Forest trainee … Continue reading “Dyche Appointed New Manager Of Nottingham Forest”

Farotimi: Nigeria Fears Accountability, Not Armed Groups

  Civil rights activist and Lawyer, Dele Farotimi, has said that the Nigerian state fears accountability and the rule of law more than it fears armed groups terrorising citizens. His comment comes on the backdrop of a protest for the release of the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu, from detention. … Continue reading “Farotimi: Nigeria Fears Accountability, Not Armed Groups”

#FreeNnamdiKanu: ‘Nigeria Mimicking Democracy’, Farotimi Faults Police, Judiciary Clampdown On Protesters

  Civil rights activist Dele Farotimi has faulted the Nigerian Police and the judiciary over their roles in restricting citizens from holding peaceful protests, describing the actions as evidence that Nigeria is merely pretending to be a democracy. Speaking on Channels Television’s breakfast programme, The Morning Brief, on Tuesday, Farotimi said that in a true … Continue reading “#FreeNnamdiKanu: ‘Nigeria Mimicking Democracy’, Farotimi Faults Police, Judiciary Clampdown On Protesters”

Lagos To Host Global Summit On Blue Economy Ahead Of COP30

  Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has reaffirmed the State’s commitment to advancing sustainable growth through innovation and investment in resilience as it hosts the 2025 International Climate Change Summit. The 2025 summit with the theme: “Blue Economy, Green Money: Financing Africa’s Coastal Resilience and Ocean Innovation”, to be held at the Lagos between the … Continue reading “Lagos To Host Global Summit On Blue Economy Ahead Of COP30”

Sanwo-Olu Leads Acclaim At SPAN’s Inaugural Queen Esther Ball

  The Society for Performing Arts in Nigeria (SPAN) hosted a dazzling and hugely successful Esther’s Ball Gala on October 19th at the historic Glover Memorial Hall, Lagos. The glamorous night, an activity leading up to SPAN’s 20th Anniversary, was a powerful convergence of Nigeria’s creative sector, corporate leaders, and esteemed political figures, culminating in … Continue reading “Sanwo-Olu Leads Acclaim At SPAN’s Inaugural Queen Esther Ball”