The new passport (Part 2): Who gets left behind?
The most dangerous aspect of a technological revolution is rarely the technology itself. It is the illusion that access to read more The new passport (Part 2): Who gets left behind?
The most dangerous aspect of a technological revolution is rarely the technology itself. It is the illusion that access to read more The new passport (Part 2): Who gets left behind?
I spent a good part of last week in Abuja, at the 6th Africa Digital Health Summit, in rooms full read more The real work of scaling digital health in Nigeria
For an economy long dependent on oil revenues, Nigeria’s recent resurgence in drilling activity offers encouraging news. The active oil read more Rising rig count: A welcome recovery that must not be squandered
While some of these changes require amendment to the NYSC Act, others are simply administrative changes. The post Civilian DG, new uniforms, six-week orientation, other proposed changes to NYSC appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
The latest attack comes months after another LASTMA officer was allegedly stabbed with a broken bottle by a commercial bus driver. The post Bus conductor stabs Lagos traffic agency LASTMA’s officer appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
The lawmaker alleged that the declared winner, Kunle Ibrahim, remained a political appointee during the primary, contrary to legal requirements, and called for his disqualification or a fresh primary election. The post APC lawmaker challenges Ekiti primary result, cites Electoral Act violation appea
The federal government has slashed in half its Customs duties on imported new and used vehicles to cushion the introduction read more Nigeria halves Customs duties on vehicle imports ahead of new green tax surcharge
Keystone Bank Limited has reaffirmed its commitment to promoting social inclusion, as the bank recently partnered with the Akwa Ibom read more Keystone Bank, Akwa Ibom partner to empower PWDs in Uyo
South Africa’s biggest doctor organisation has called on health authorities and law enforcement agencies to ensure staff and patients attending read more Doctors seek extra security during Tuesday’s anti immigrant protest in South Africa
Thousands of people from other African countries have left South Africa ahead of Tuesday's deadline set by anti-migrant groups.