Oxford, Harvard, Cambridge Professors Hail Tinubu Over Jimoh Ibrahim’s UN Appointment
Professors from University of Oxford, Harvard University, and University of Cambridge have commended President Bola…
Professors from University of Oxford, Harvard University, and University of Cambridge have commended President Bola Ahmed Tinubu over the appointment of Senator Jimoh Ibrahim as Nigeria’s Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the United Nations. The academics, in separate reactions, described the appointment as well-deserved, citing Ibrahim’s academic excellence, global exposure, and leadership credentials. Churchill College,…
By Treasure Esop The political atmosphere in Akwa Ibom State took a competitive turn on Wednesday as the people of Ini Local Government Area threw down the gauntlet, vowing to surpass the 2027 vote count of Nsit Ubium, the home local government of Governor Umo Eno. The daring challenge was issued during the inauguration of…
From L-R: Prof. Anthony Eneji, Deputy VC Research Linkages and Collaboration; Prof. Ekaette Enang, Deputy VC. Academic; Prof. Offiong Efanga Offiong, Vice Chancellor, University of Calabar; Prof. Anthony Afam, Deputy VC. Administration; Mr. Joseph Odum, Bursar and Prof. Aniebiet Ntui, UNICAL Liberian at the briefing on Thursday. By Ita Williams, Calabar In his first major…
By Itam Offor In it’s continued commitment to the welfare of the citizens, the Cross River State House of Assembly has passed the Social Protection and Investment Programme Bill 2025. The bill is aimed at assisting and empowering the poor and vulnerable in the State, as well as providing a permanent legal framework for social…
Founder, WLCA, Amanda Archibong-Doukouré during her presentation at the meeting. By Anietie Akpan Nigeria risks missing out on key economic opportunities under the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) if urgent steps are not taken to support women-led climate businesses, stakeholders have warned. The warning was stated by the Founder of Women Leading Climate Action…
By Itam Offor The Cross River State House of Assembly has suspended four Councillors of Akpabuyo Legislative Council for 90 days over alledged gross misconduct. The Councillors suspended are, Innocent Mbukpa, Patrick Eyo Etim, Bassey Effiom Edet and Tete Oyoyo Ubene. The House unanimously resovled that the Councillors be suspended after deliberating on a…