The management of the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control has urged its aggrieved workers to call off their industrial action and embrace dialogue to address their concerns. The agency said that
Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Godwin Emefiele has admitted that the country’s economy is in dire straits under President Muhammadu Buhari’s regime. Against the backdrop of the worsening unemployment, inflation rate and rising
First Republic Minister of Aviation, Mbazulike Amaechi has accused the North of introducing imbalance, injustice and unfairness into Nigeria’s governance. Amaechi said the long military government led by Northerners created a lot of imbalance and
Chief Afe Babalola, the Legal luminary has advocated that the retirement age for Supreme Court justices in Nigeria should be increased from 70 to 100. He argued that empirical evidence has shown that such people
Dangote Group says its cement is cheaper in Nigeria than in Ghana and that it is losing dollar earnings focusing on the Nigerian market. “To ensure that we meet local demands, we had to suspend
Muhammad Babandede, The Comptroller-General of the Nigeria Immigration Service, has revealed that Nigerian immigration officers are arranging “fake” marriages for Chinese and Egyptians to obtain resident permits in Nigeria to avoid paying taxes. He warned
Amid overwhelming reports and claims by various bodies and media organizations, including Amnesty International and the U.S.-based Cable News Network, the United States government says it does not believe soldiers shot at protesters at the
Rotimi Amaechi, The Minister of Transportation, on Monday, noted that the decision of the House of Representatives to go public on the Sovereignty Immunity Clause in the Chinese loan has delayed the approval for the
University Of Aberdeen, Scotland has disclosed its intention in returning a Benin bronze sculpture stolen over a century ago to Nigeria. The bronze sculpture depicting an Oba of Benin was acquired by the university in
The Federal Inland Revenue Service, in a bid to ensure strict compliance with tax payment, says it is working towards adopting the National Identification Number (NIN) database to ramp up the registration of taxpayers. The
The Buhari administration has hinted that anti-graft agencies will be asked to commence auditing the lifestyle of Nigerians, especially those suspected to be living above their income. The policy was first suggested shortly after Muhammadu
Aisha Yesufu, The co-founder of the Bring Back Our Girls (BBOG) movement has described Muhammadu Buhari as the most corrupt President to rule Nigeria. She stated this on Thursday while reacting to the Federal Executive
The rate of unemployment in Nigeria is the highest-ever as the country reeled from two recessions in the last five years. Bloomberg has ranked Nigeria as second highest on the global list of the unemployment
Welcome to Gistlover roundup of Latest Nigeria News Headlines for Today Friday, 12th March 2021 1. Why FG Can’t Arrest Gumi – NSA Monguno The National Security Adviser, Major General Babagana Monguno (Rtd) has disclosed
A search for 25-year-old Nigerian man, Oyebode Oyenuga, pictured above, who went missing on February 5 has been launched by the Windsor Police Service in the Ontario province in Canada. According to the police, Oyebode