US Firm, Barker Hughes Offers To Build Refinery In Nigeria
American oil firm, Barker Hughes, has made their interest known in investing in refineries in the country, as the federal…
Nigeria Will Spend $2bn To Build Fiber Optic Cables –Minister
Mr. Bosun Tijani who is the Minister of Communications, Innovation, and Digital Economy has asserted that the construction of fiber…
ASUU Cries Out As Mass Resignations Hit Public Universities
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has raised the alarm that most departments and units in several public universities…
UK Inks Fresh Migration Treaty With Rwanda
Britain and Rwanda on Tuesday evening signed a new treaty in a bid to revive a controversial proposal by London…
Reps Calls For Arrest Of CBN Governor, AGF, Others
Reports reaching the desk of Africa Today News, New York has it that the House of Representatives Committee on Public…
How Israeli Strike Left Lebanese Soldier Dead – Army
A Lebanese army has claimed that a soldier was killed by Israeli fire on a military post near the country’s…
Premier League Announces Record $8.45 Billion TV Agreement
The Premier League confirmed a record £6.7 billion ($8.45 billion) domestic television rights agreement on Monday, slated for a four-year…
Hamas Representatives Join Mandela’s Family For Anniversary
On Tuesday, top Hamas officials participated in commemorating the 10th anniversary of Nelson Mandela’s death, alongside his family, focusing attention…
Putin To Visit Saudi Arabia, UAE On Wednesday
President Vladimir Putin of Russia is scheduled to visit Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates on Wednesday. The Kremlin,…
Security Dispute Lands Prince Harry In UK Court Battle
Attorneys representing Prince Harry initiated legal proceedings on Tuesday, challenging his security arrangements in the UK following his departure from…
UN Declares Creating Of ‘Safe Zones’ In Gaza Infeasible
The United Nations, on Tuesday, raised concerns about the Infeasibility of setting up safe zones for civilians to seek refuge…
Accidental Bombing: Army Admits Error, Over 80 Dead
The Nigerian military faces renewed scrutiny as another incident of misdirected airstrikes claims over 80 lives in Kaduna State. Breaking…