Protest rocks Kogi West APC Senate, as Ola Camp Rejects Consensus Candidate Move For Karimi

Protest rocks Kogi West APC Senate, as Ola Camp Rejects Consensus Candidate Move For Karimi …insists on open primary …says ‘it’s Lokoja/Koto turn’ after 20 years The campaign team of Ustaz Zakari Abubakar Ola has rejected reported moves to adopt Senator Sunday Karimi as a consensus candidate for Kogi West Senatorial District, on the platform…

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Ful VC, Ibileye mulls bridging funding gaps for Varsities , partners Kogi Correspondents’ chapel.

Ful VC, Ibileye mulls more funding for Varsities , partners Kogi Correspondents’ chapel. The Vice Chancellor of Federal University Lokoja, Professor Gbenga  Ibileye, has charged the Federal Government, relevant Agencies, Spirited  Corporate Organizations and Individuals to mobilize funds in support of the University for effective delivery of her mandates. This is just as he solicited…

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Matthew Tonlagha’s Life of Service, Development, and Nation-Building @50

 Matthew Tonlagha’s life has orbited the full cycle of human accomplishments. From general welfare, education support, healthcare provision, community development, youth empowerment, job and wealth creation, and security of lives and physical infrastructure. In case, you don’t know him, Tonlagha is the Chairman of Maton Engineering and vice chairman of Tantita Security Services. He hit…

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Realtor, Olayinka-Martins reflects on Gov Adeleke’s giant strides in Osun, calls for support.

Realtor, Olayinka-Martins reflects on Gov Adeleke’s giant strides in Osun, calls for support. ATABOR JULIUS LOKOJA The Executive Chairman, BO&A Engineering, Akeem Olayinka-Martins, D.Sc has awarded pass marks to Osun state government  administration led by the populist governor Ademola Adeleke for its giant strides in the area of urban transformation and infrastructure developments.  Olayinka-Martins, in…

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Poor telecom services: NCC assures Nigerians of improved service delivery

  The Nigerian Communications Commission has said ongoing investments and regulatory interventions in the telecommunications sector are beginning to improve the quality of service across the country. The commission, however, admitted that many subscribers still experience dropped calls, slow internet speeds, network congestion and unstable data services in some areas. In a statement signed by…

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