The Trump administration is once again trying to move thousands of employees from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) out of Washington, D.C., by making them relocate to other cities if they want to keep their jobs. This approach is very similar to what happened during Trump’s first term, and it had long-lasting negative effects
*Say green jobs, low carbon emissions in workplaces are key to a sustainable future JONAS EZIEKE, Abuja House of Representatives Committee on Renewable Energy has said that Nigeria has 50 percent unmet needs in the Renewable Energy skilled labour sector. The House Committee Chairman, Hon. Afam Victor Ogene, stated this during the Africa Policy Dialogue
A relentless quest for beauty and wellness, marked by the desire for flawless skin and strong immunity, has fuelled a craze among Nigerians for consuming a wide range of dietary supplements. Often marketed as quick fixes and taken without medical advice, these products are increasingly linked to organ damage and, in some cases, death. IJEOMA […]
• Nigeria needs good president, not southern, northern leader, says Hashim• Northern group plots counter-strategy as Yilwatda emerges APC chairman The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has accused President Bola Tinubu and the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) of displaying intolerance towards opposition parties, saying the APC appears unsettled by the ADC’s growing influence. The accusation […]