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WorldStage Newsonline– International Air Transport Association (IATA) has dropped a hint that the airline industry is unlikely to reach the record levels forecast in December due to a jump in fuel costs
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WorldStage Newsonline— The Federal Government has confirmed the payment of over N2.7 trillion owed various contractors, of which N47 billion went to road contractors, since coming into office in 2015.
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WorldStage Newsonline— As part of efforts to sanitise the education sector, the Kwara State Ministry of Education and Human Capital Development has closed no fewer than 40 schools operating illegally across the three senatorial districts of the state.
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WorldStage Newsonline— The Federal Government has renewed its commitment to attract investors into the country by unveiling an up-to-date online portal, iGuide Nigeria, containing necessary information and relevant data for willing investors.
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WorldStage Newsonline– Following the latest killings of two young Nigerians in South Africa, the Senior Special Assistant to President Buhari on Foreign Affairs and Diaspora, Hon. Abike Dabiri-Erewa has called for an urgent review of the Early Warning Signal (EWS) put in place by the Ministries of Foreign Affairs of Nigeria and South Africa early last year.
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WorldStage Newsonline— The All Progressive Congress (APC) has elected no fewer than 395 physically challenged persons into various executive positions within the party in Katsina State.
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WorldStage Newsonline— The Nigeria Police Fornce, Enugu State Command has denied rumor of alleged bomb explosion at an Enugu church on Sunday.
Read More WorldStage Newsonline— The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has applauded the Federal Government’s directive that no Federal university should charge tuition fees.
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WorldStage Newsonline— The Senate has summoned all Service Chiefs for explanation over proliferation of firearms in the country.
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WorldStage Newsonline— The operations of the Kenya Airways were grounded by the National Union of Air Transport Employees (NUATE) on Thursday over the airline’s sack of no fewer than 20 Nigerian employees.
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