COVID-19 curfew: Essential workers groan over police harassment
Essential workers in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) have lamented constant harassment by security operatives, particularly policemen, during the
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Jumia: The e-commerce start-up that fell from grace
A year after its much heralded debut on the New York Stock Exchange, e-commerce start-up Jumia has shut down in three African states, struggled to tur
In Pictures: Fighting conflict and coronavirus in Nigeria’s Borno
In northeastern Nigeria, the threat of coronavirus grows among displaced people, but the conflict continues. Borno State, Nigeria – COVID
Justice Dahiru Saleh, June 12 and his ‘Special Order 191’
On the morning of September 13, 1862, two American Union soldiers, Sergeant John Bloss and Corporal Barton W. Mitchell, happened to be passing by a ca
774,000 jobs: We won’t allow anything to truncate the system – NDE DG
In this interview, the director-general of the National Directorate of Employment (NDE), Dr. Mohammed Nasir Ladan Argungu, spoke on the modalities his