FG to Employ Additional 350,000 Graduates

The administration says as a major aspect of its Social Investment Programs, (SIP) it arrangements to enlist 350,000 more unemployed graduates under the N-Power Volunteer Corps. 

According to the Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity to the President, Office of the Vice President, Mr. Laolu Akande, President Buhari has asked for assignment of N157.75B in the 2017

Stephanie Linus signs new brand ambassador deals

Nollywood star and movie producer Stephanie Linus recently secured another arrangement as the brand ambassador for Green Valley Oatmeal. 

The actress recently signed up with California Natural Foods to represent the brand's interest for Africa. 

The brand of high quality and solid cereal is a result of California Natural Foods, an organization focused on keeping up the freshness and excellent norms of all items. 

Talking on her current arrangement, Stephanie said she is respected to fill this part and she is ready to advance this solid and nutritious brand to the best of her capacity. 

“Green Valley Oatmeal is my personal favourite and I’m so glad to be representing this unique brand. Not only is it a very healthy option, it is also very affordable and good for everyone.”

Green Valley Oatmeal comes in wonderful and appealing package for individual and family use. Dissimilar to numerous different brands, Green Valley Oatmeal is delicate and simple to prepare. Asides from the conventional cereal pudding for the most part served for breakfast, it can likewise be utilized for different formulas, for example, cookies, cakes and more.

Primary School Pupils Hold Prayer Session For President Buhari

Some Primary school students of Bawo Primary school in Daura, President Muhammadu Buhari's main residence, assembled yesterday to offer prayers for the president's wellbeing taking after the re-extension of his medical excursion in the United Kingdom. 

The pupils joined the list of different bodies who have prayed for the president's safe return to the nation admist the call for his resignation from office on health grounds. 

Photographs of the pupils appealing to God for the president's safe return to the nation was shared

Central Bank of Nigeria Extends Cashless Policy On Withdrawals and Deposits to 30 More States

The Central Bank of Nigeria has extended the cashless policy on withdrawals and deposits to 30 more states over the nation. 

This resolution was taken at the Bankers' Committee 493rd meeting hung on Tuesday. 

A roundabout issued toward the finish of the meeting, noticed that charges on deposits and withdrawals had been reintroduced. 

According to the circular, a person who deposits or withdraws below N500,000 would not be charged. 

In any case, any deposit above N500,000 draws in 1.5% charge, while withdrawals pull in 2%. 

Germany, Italy and Belgium now deporting Nigerians

Around 43 Nigerians were on Thursday deported from Italy, Germany and Belgium, for committing different offenses. 

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the deportees touched base at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMlA), Lagos at around 8.40 p.m. 

The deportees, who are all male, were carried back with a contracted Hifly flying machine with enrollment number CS-TQW, in the midst of tight security. 

Alhaji Muhammad Sani Sidi, the Director-General, National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), affirmed the improvement to NAN. 

He said 33 of the deportees were from Italy, while the other seven and another three were deported

Tension in Edo as Igbira young people attack Ososo

There is tension at Ososo in the Akoko-Edo nearby government Area of Edo over claimed intrusion of the rough group by its Igbira neighbors from Kogi. 

It was accumulated yesterday that a government jail has been implicit a piece of the group arrive with a signpost perusing Kogi State and that income accumulations operators of Kogi State have mounted their post more than two kilometers into Ososo gathering revenue for Kogi State. 

To stem the tide, the Edo State House of Assembly yesterday embraced a resolution encouraging the state Ministry of Lands and Survey and the Surveyor-General of the state to draw the consideration of

Students give DSTv, MTN 48hours to leave Nigeria

The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) on Thursday in Abuja arranged a peaceful protest against renewed xenophobic assaults on Nigerians in South Africa. 

The students, drove by their President, Mr Aruna Kadiri, while tending to newsmen at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Abuja, asked the administration to make solid move to ensure Nigerians in South Africa. 

The students likewise requested that Nigeria ought to serious ties with South Africa over the perpetual assaults of its citizens in that nation. 

"We are requesting that they ought to break the ties between both nations if there's any in light of the