Mr Agboola’s appointment reflects his growing role in international discussions around technology, economic policy, and governance.
Mr Obadimu highlighted the importance of building closer relationships with local audiences.

It warned, however, that growth remained too weak to generate sufficient productive employment and significantly reduce poverty.

The REC, therefore, reassured stakeholders that the upcoming election results would be determined solely by the votes of the masses.

Ms Rajapaksa was grilled for about two hours on Wednesday over 10 million rupees, equivalent to $30,300, in donations collected by the Siriliya Saviya charity.

The DSVA said a child can not consent to sexual intercourse, citing the Nigerian Child Rights Act of 2003 and the Lagos State Child’s Rights Law of 2007.

A cocoa farmer, Fasina Yusuf, has appeared before an Abeokuta Magistrates’ Court in Isabo on an alleged N3.9 million fraud charge.

The DSVA said a child can not consent to sexual intercourse, citing the Nigerian Child Rights Act of 2003 and the Lagos State Child’s Rights Law of 2007.

A designer called on government at all levels and other stakeholders in Nigeria’s creative sector to invest more in the fashion industry to unlock its economic gains.

Mrs Adeniyi-Fashola identified awareness as key tool towards curbing child marriage.

Nollywood actor and filmmaker, Femi Adebayo, on Tuesday unveiled an entertainment hub, a film and media production facility in Oregun, Lagos.

Governor Nasir Idris approved the purchase of a building to relocate a temporary mosque in the Go-Slow Road area of Birnin Kebbi, a community near Abubakar Malami’s family house.

Six years ago, amid allegations against him in 2020, Mr Saunders resigned as Bishop of Broome.

Like Nigeria, citizens of Algeria, Egypt, Libya, Sierra Leone, Somalia, South Sudan and Sudan are also ineligible for the broad visa-free scheme.

Mr Igbojekwe was caught in public with his pants off, fully exposing himself, in a residential neighbourhood near a park with residents, including children.

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