Major updates to the Lagos-Calabar Highway project promise enhanced connectivity and economic growth, with a focus on efficient resource management and strategic investments.
Adenike Adeodun
Adenike Adeodun
Adeodun Adenike Dorcas boasts over four years of extensive experience in human capital management. Her diverse expertise encompasses areas like writing, strategic project management, and visionary leadership. Committed to elevating Africa's talent landscape, Adeodun holds a fervent belief in the intrinsic potential of every individual. She is dedicated to ensuring they are equipped with the essential tools and knowledge for their professional ascent. By aligning people's skills and aspirations with organizational goals, she aims to transform workspaces into centers of innovation and excellence.
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Nigeria’s debt has risen to N87.9 trillion from N12.8 trillion in eight years. Experts emphasize the need for economic diversification and fiscal responsibility.
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Lagos braces for potential disruptions as protests are planned for Democracy Day. Police assure residents of safety measures while urging respect for fundamental rights.
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Nigeria’s House of Reps demands a probe into the Central Bank’s handling of Heritage Bank’s failure. Concerns surround depositor compensation and potential regulatory failings.
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IGP Kayode Egbetokun orders a thorough investigation into the suspected murder of Andrew Ochekwo and the disappearance of two women in Aba.
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Nigerian workers anxiously await President Tinubu’s decision on a proposed minimum wage increase. The NLC is pushing for a significant raise, while the government has offered a smaller increase. The …
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In a desperate bid to bolster its dwindling forces, Russia is accused of coercing African students and migrants into fighting in Ukraine. Thousands face the threat of visa revocation or …
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Aisha Yesufu urges Nigeria to abolish the Senate, advocating for a unicameral legislature to reduce governance costs and improve efficiency.
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The EU collected €130 million from rejected visa applications in 2023, disproportionately impacting African countries. Critics argue these non-refundable fees are “reverse remittances,” unfairly burdening low-income countries.
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NCCC warns that NLC and TUC’s demand for higher wages will increase inflation and unemployment, causing economic strain on Nigerian citizens.