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NCDMB seeks review of act to expand local content

Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB), may approach the National Assembly in the coming weeks, to seek review of the Local Content Act 2010, to include other sectors of the nation’s economy, especially power, construction and information and communications technology (ICT). Considering the current level of losses to foreign …

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How we stopped N500bn leakage – FG

The Federal Government has said it has blocked the leakage of N500billion across Ministries, Departments and Agencies, MDAs, through the Presidential Initiative for Continuous Audit (PICA). The Permanent Secretary, Special Duties, Ministry of Finance, Dr. Mohammed Dikwa, disclosed this on Wednesday when the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies …

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Juventus ready to sell Dybala, Cancelo to Manchester clubs

Juventus sporting director, Fabio Paratici, is in England for negotiations involving Paulo Dybala’s proposed move to Manchester United, Alfredo Pedulla reports. But it is understood there is another move on the agenda with United’s rivals Manchester City. Paratici is also negotiating Joao Cancelo’s long-rumoured move to the Etihad. If that …

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Burna Boy – ‘African Giant’ review

This globe-trotting collection sees the Nigerian megastar scale even dizzier heights than before With his fourth album ‘African Giant’, Burna Boy has become the foremost face of Nigeria’s pop scene, migrating to the UK music scene with tracks including the smash-hit ‘Ye’.  With colossal singles such as ‘On the Low’ …

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Aisha Buhari reacts to judiciary’s handling of rape cases

Nigeria’s First Lady, Aisha Buhari has expressed satisfaction with the determination of the judiciary in handling rape cases by ensuring that the victims get justice. According to the News Agency of Nigeria, Buhari also applauded the steadfastness and diligence of the prosecution to ensure that perpetrators of rape do not …

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