HURIWA to Presidency: Even Pope, with authority over two billion people, takes commercial flights

Prominent Civil Rights Advocacy group–HUMAN RIGHTS WRITERS ASSOCIATION OF NIGERIA (HURIWA)– is of the considered opinion that the decision to acquire a brand new jet for the President is an expensive gambit especially now that majority of Nigerians experience costs of living crises orchestrated by the hike in pump price of petrol and the devaluation…

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Fidelity Bank ranked among top banks in ESG rating

A recent survey commissioned by the Independent Project Monitoring Company (IPC) Limited has ranked Fidelity Bank PLC fourth out of 29 Nigerian banks in Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) practices and reporting. The bank achieved a score of 57.73%. The result shows that ahead of Fidelity Bank, Zenith Bank was ranked first at 65.22%, followed…

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Rivers Politicians and National Politics, By Blessing Wikina

National Politics, would always be a beckoning graveyard for Rivers Political Leaders who are following the allure of being in Abuja after their tenure. They have never passed the qualifying exam, becos they think stacks of cash, personal ambition, and grotesque intrigues, can bestow national presence to them at the expense of Rivers people’s need….

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Doctoral student at Warwick varsity to organise symposium in honour of Yakubu Gowon

Mr Richard Olumakaiye, a Ph.D student of Warwick University, is organising a symposium in honour of the former President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria General Yakubu Gowon Ph.D [Retd]. Gowon, 40 years ago, bagged his doctorate degree from the University. The Symposium tagged: “Nigerian Reforms: What It Means For The Economy, Happinness and Social…

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PFAs face pressure from retirees as FG fails to pay pensions

Nigeria’s Pension Managers, also known as Pension Fund Administrators (PFAs), are under pressure following the federal government’s failure to pay accrued pension rights of newly retired employees. The federal government last paid accrued pensions in 2022 when it released N13.89 billion covering a four-month payment period. This implies that most of the federal government’s employees…

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Tinubu to send N6.6trn supplementary budget to NASS in July

President Tinubu will send N6.6 trillion 2024 supplementary budget to the senate in July. Senate spokesperson, Yemi Adaramodu disclosed this. Adaramodu, according to a report by The PUNCH, said that the N6.6tn supplementary budget was still being computed by the executive. He stated that it would be sent to the National Assembly after its July…

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