Ohanaeze Urges National, State Assemblies To Legalize Carrying Of Light Arms For Self-Defense
By Alex Odeh The pan Igbo sociocultural organization, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, has called on the national and state house of assemblies to legalize the carrying of light arms for self-defense by all adult Nigerians, especially Christian and Muslim worshippers during their religious activities A press statement issued on Sunday and signed by Mazi Okechukwu Isiguzoro…
Stop Marauding Bandits’ Incursion in 2 Kano LGAs, Deputy Senate President urges security agencies
Pan Afric Reporters The Deputy President of the Senate, Senator Barau I Jibrin, has called on security agencies to go after the marauding bandits who have been terrorising some villages in Tsanyawa and Shanono LGAs of Kano State. Reacting to the bandits’ attack in Yankamaye village in Tsanyawa LGA on Saturday night, Senator Barau…
TOYIN AKINOSHO AND HIS PENT-UP RAGE
By Lawal Itodo I am genuinely amused, bordering on astonishment, at how low some individuals are willing to stoop, and even more entertained by the hastily assembled, yet astonishingly shoddy piece recently penned by Toyin Akinosho. Looking back with a theatrical eye-roll, it becomes painfully obvious that the man is, once again, flat broke…
NUJ FCT Chair, Grace Ike honoured with Excellence in Media Leadership & Advocacy Award
Pan Afric Reporters, Anuja It was a moment of pride and reflection on Saturday as the Chairman of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) FCT Council, Comrade Grace Ike, was honoured with the “Excellence in Media Leadership and Advocacy Award” by the School of Communications and Media Studies, Learn To Live Business School UK (LLBSUK)….
GreenLand News Magazine Hosts Annual Lecture/Award Focused on Media, Innovation, and Youth Empowerment
GreenLand News Magazine, in partnership with the Young Entrepreneurs and Innovators Foundation (YEI Foundation), held its Annual Lecture/Award Ceremony in Abuja with the theme: “Building a Future of Impact: Media, Innovation, and Youth Empowerment.” In her welcome address, the Editor-in-Chief of GreenLand News Magazine, Amb. Dr. Peace Ofeoshi, emphasized the vital role of media,…
DAILY HOPE DEVOTIONAL: NOVEMBER 30 COMMONEST SIN OF CHRISTIANS (2) SCRIPTURE: 1 SAMUEL 16: 7; JOHN 7: 24; 1 PETER 3: 4
As said in yesterday’s devotional, the commonest sin amongst Christians is destructive criticisms. We are using destructive criticism to make light of the word “prejudice” because series of devotional have been written on “Spiritual Prejudice” in this volume of devotional. Today’s devotional will lay more emphasis on how Christians, through destructive criticisms, condemn people by…
Appraising Regulatory Excellence through Komolafe’s Lens
By Ibrahim Idris When the momentous task of leading a constituted regulatory edifice like NUPRC is entrusted to a single person, the world expects two things: fidelity to statutory duty and demonstrable outcomes. In Nigeria’s upstream petroleum sector, it is no surprising that those expectations have been largely met, and have been exceeded on…
PIA Implementation on Track’ — Niger Delta Accountability Network Knocks Reps Committee Over ‘Misleading’ Trillion-Naira Claims
An oil and gas watchdog, the Niger Delta Accountability and Resource Protection Network (NDARPN), has refuted claims by the House of Representatives Committee on the South South Development Commission alleging that Nigeria’s failure to implement key Petroleum Industry Act (PIA) funds has deprived the region of over ₦1 trillion. In a statement issued on…
Declare State Of Emergency In Zamfara To Sanction Governor Now, Human Rights Watchdog Tells Tinubu
The Human Rights Watchdog in Africa (HRWA) has demanded that President Bola Tinubu declare a state of emergency in the troubled northwest state, accusing Governor Dauda Lawal of fueling insecurity through reckless political gamesmanship and a blatant disregard for human life. The urgent call, issued on November 28, 2025, comes in direct response to…
DAILY HOPE DEVOTIONAL: NOVEMBER 29 COMMONEST SIN OF CHRISTIANS (1) SCRIPTURE: JOHN 1: 46; 7: 41 – 42, 52
Apostle James in his Epistle spoke seriously on how hard it is for mankind to control the tongues. Using one’s tongue carelessly and unable to bridle it makes one’s religion worthless ( James 1: 26 ). To bridle the tongue means to keep it under control. The sin of using the tongue carelessly is seen…
