Police Give Update On Port Harcourt Helicopter Disaster

THE Rivers State Police Command has confirmed that eight people have tragically lost their lives following the crash of an Eastwind Aviation helicopter into the Bonny River in Rivers State. Trojaninsights reports that the helicopter, carrying six passengers and two crew members, was en route from Port Harcourt Military Base to …

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IMF Reacts After CBN Increased Nigeria’s Interest rates

…says naira now showing sign of stability THE International Monetary Fund (IMF) has commended the Central Bank of Nigeria for increasing interest rates, saying Nigeria’s currency, the naira is now showing signs of stability. The IMF stated this in its global financial stability report launched during a press briefing in …

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Nigerian Judiciary is in Wike’s Pocket – Sowore

  HUMAN rights activist and leader of the #RevolutionNow Movement, Mr Omoyele Sowore, has accused Nyesom Wike, Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), as the primary figure responsible for corrupting Nigeria’s judicial system. In a post on his X handle (formerly Twitter) on Tuesday, Sowore described Wike as a …

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WhatsApp Launches Cloud Contact Saving For Better Security

WHATSAPP has unveiled a new feature allowing users to save contacts directly within the app, providing greater security and convenience. This means that even if a user loses their phone or links a new device, their contacts will still be available through WhatsApp’s cloud storage. Previously, WhatsApp synced contacts through …

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Half of Africa faces Governance Crisis as Security Worsens

GOVERNANCE has worsened for nearly half of Africa’s citizens over the past decade, with deteriorating security at the heart of the decline, according to a new report. The latest Ibrahim Index of African Governance reveals that while 33 countries have made positive strides, governance standards in 21 nations, accounting for just under …

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Namibia Opposition Calls for Removal of Ballot Printing Firm

AS Namibia gears up for its general election next month, the country’s main opposition party, the People’s Democratic Movement (PDM), is calling for the removal of a South African company, Ren-Form, from its role in printing ballots. The firm is currently under investigation by Zimbabwe’s anti-corruption commission for alleged misconduct …

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