APC Congratulates Anambra On Supreme Court Liberation

THE great news emerging from the Supreme Court in Abuja this morning is sweet music to the ears of All Progressives Congress (APC) as well as the silent ,suffering masses of Anambra State. No other state has suffered under the system of systematic pilferage of Local Government funds, turned into …

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EDSG Approves New Governing Council For Ambrose Alli University

THE Edo State Government has approved the constitution of the Governing Council of the Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma. In a statement, the Secretary to the State Government, Osarodion Ogie Esq., said the council, which is made up of seven members, would be chaired by Dr. Omo-Ehijele Frank Odafen. According to …

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COMRiC Busts Major SIM card Fraud Ring in South Africa

SOUTH Africa’s Communication Risk Information Centre (COMRiC) has dismantled a large SIM card fraud ring operating in Johannesburg and Bloemfontein, leading to the arrests of 45 individuals in Johannesburg and 3 in Bloemfontein, all foreign nationals. Among the arrested were six Chinese nationals identified as the ringleaders. Authorities confiscated over …

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UNDP Launches $1bn Fund To Boost African Tech Startups

IN a groundbreaking move for African innovation, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has announced plans to raise $1bn in collaboration with African governments and the private sector to support startup innovation across the continent. This ambitious initiative gained momentum with the recent launch of the Timbuktoo fintech hub in …

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Nigerian parliament investigates Samoa Agreement over clauses

THE Nigerian parliament has called for an investigation into the Samoa Agreement, a pact signed with the European Union, after media reports suggested some clauses could promote same-sex relationships. Nigerian authorities have denied these claims and threatened legal action against the media outlets reporting them. Lawmakers, who were not consulted before …

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Mali Military Junta Lifts Ban On Political Party Activities

MALI’S military junta has lifted the suspension on political party activities, initially imposed to maintain public order. The suspension was enacted in April, just before a national dialogue aimed at achieving peace in the Sahel region, which has faced a jihadist insurgency for over a decade. The council of ministers stated that the …

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South African Bank Scandal Leader Sentenced To 15 years

TSHIFHIWA Matodzi, the key figure behind the $130 million VBS Mutual Bank scandal that rocked South Africa, has been sentenced to 15 years in prison. Matodzi, the former chairperson of VBS Mutual Bank, pled guilty to 33 charges, including corruption, theft, fraud, money laundering, and racketeering. Although he received a combined sentence …

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