Nigerians in UK protest against Buhari’s led government
May replies Atiku/Obi’s supporters Nigerians resident in the United Kingdom (UK) will today protest in London against President Muhammadu Buhari’s…
US government shutdown: 800,000 federal workers resume work today
Those 800,000 federal workers impacted by the shutdown are back at work today. But the threat of another shutdown looms.…
Four Reasons why Trump is re-opening the government
Here are four reasons from the business world why the White House blinked. 1. The travel industry was stressed. Delays…
Government shutdown: White House, prepping a draft of a national emergency proclamation
Welcome to Day 35 of the partial government shutdown. It’s also the day the 800,000 federal employees affected by it…
The US Senate rejects two bills to end the government shutdown
The US Senate has rejected two bills to end the government shutdown, leaving no end in sight to the record-breaking…
US government shut down, GOP members to vote
The GOP members of the Senate are expected this week to vote on the border wall proposition demanded by President…
Federal government agree on a date for the new Minimum Wage Bill
Photo: Ngige and Wabba The federal government today set a date for the transmission of a bill for a new…
Minimum wage: Federal Government and Labour yet to reach a decision
The meeting between Federal Government and the leaders of Organized Labour over the new minimum wage, ends inconclusive. The negotiation…
US Embassy, Consulate remain open during US government shutdown
The US Embassy in Abuja and the Consulate General in Lagos will remain open during the U.S. government shutdown; this…
United State’s government shut down leads to indefinite closure of their embassy and consulate in Nigeria
Photo: Embassy of the United States of America The recent shut down of the government of the United States of…
Badeh’s Death, parading of the suspects and government magic
By Odumodu Gbulagu When the police initially reported that they have caught Badeh’s killers and will parade them, what came…