• Gen Z Drinking Less Alcohol, Turning More To Cannabis — Reports

    Gen Z Drinking Less Alcohol, Turning More To Cannabis — Reports0

    Reports indicate that Generation Z is consuming significantly less alcohol than previous generations, with many young people increasingly favoring cannabis instead. Studies from public health bodies and market research firms show a steady decline in alcohol use among those born from the late 1990s onward, reflecting a major shift in social habits and lifestyle choices.

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  • RSHA Begins Impeachment Proceedings Against Gov. Fubara

    RSHA Begins Impeachment Proceedings Against Gov. Fubara0

    The Rivers State House of Assembly (RSHA) has formally initiated impeachment proceedings against Governor Siminalayi Fubara, escalating the prolonged political crisis rocking the oil-rich state. At a plenary session held on Wednesday, lawmakers aligned with the Martin Amaewhule-led faction of the Assembly announced that they had commenced the constitutional process to remove the governor from

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  • How I Cut Nigeria Labour Unions’ Links With KGB, CIA — Obasanjo

    How I Cut Nigeria Labour Unions’ Links With KGB, CIA — Obasanjo0

      Former Nigerian President, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, has revealed how his administration decisively severed alleged links between Nigeria’s labour unions and foreign intelligence agencies, including the former Soviet Union’s KGB and the United States’ Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). Obasanjo made the disclosure while reflecting on Nigeria’s labour movement during the Cold War era, a period

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  • Tax Law: ₦5tn VAT Windfall For States As New Formula Begins

    Tax Law: ₦5tn VAT Windfall For States As New Formula Begins0

      Nigeria’s states are set to receive a major revenue boost following the commencement of a new Value Added Tax (VAT) sharing formula, with projections indicating a combined windfall of about ₦5 trillion. The revised formula, which took effect this fiscal period, places greater emphasis on derivation and consumption, reducing the weight previously assigned to

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  • 2001 Super Eagles Snub: Obasanjo’s Silent Handshake Sparks Outrage Over Athletes’ Reward

    2001 Super Eagles Snub: Obasanjo’s Silent Handshake Sparks Outrage Over Athletes’ Reward0

    In 2001, then President Olusegun Obasanjo met with members of the Super Eagles after their return from Sudan, following an emphatic 4–0 victory in a World Cup qualifier in Omdurman. During the brief meeting, Obasanjo reportedly shook hands with the players and officials but offered no words of commendation or assurance. Tax Laws’ Effect On

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  • Tax Laws’ Effect On Workers: Oshiomhole, Ajaero Differ

    Tax Laws’ Effect On Workers: Oshiomhole, Ajaero Differ0

      Two prominent labour voices, former Edo State Governor and ex–Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) President, Adams Oshiomhole, and current NLC President, Joe Ajaero, have expressed sharply differing views on the impact of Nigeria’s tax laws on workers. Oshiomhole argues that recent tax reforms, if properly implemented, could help stabilize the economy and ultimately benefit workers

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