Edo: Okpebholo to probe Obaseki’s govt
The newly sworn-in governor of Edo State, Monday Okpebholo, is set to probe the administration of his predecessor, Godwin Obaseki.
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Raleigh Mayoral
07:26
Rudeboy contacts twin brother via lawyer over music rights dispute
The ongoing controversy between Nigerian music duo Psquare has reached new heights as Peter Okoye recently revealed that his twin
Randy Badon
07:26
Berkley Surety Seeks $10 Million From San Antonio Contractor
The surety's lawsuit against the firm involves numerous contracts and multiple project owners...
Taiwo Adesanya
07:26
NPFL: Shooting Stars urged to play for victory against Ikorodu City
Shooting Stars players have been enjoined to reenact the form displayed in Sunday’s Nigeria Premier Football League matchday 11 fixture
Rachel Okporu Fadoju
07:26
I Don’t Have To Be President, I Can Influence Who Becomes – Tunde Bakare
The General Overseer of Citadel Global Community Church (CGCC), Pastor Tunde Bakare, has given up his ambition to become Nigerian
GGM Staff
07:25
Rhiannon Giddens Nominated for GRAMMY Award for “The Ballad of Sally Anne”
Nashville, TN (November 8, 2024) – Oh Boy Records is pleased to announce that Rhiannon Giddens’ stirring rendition of “The
Lawanda Haslett
07:25
Japanese Yen languishes near multi-month low against USD, focus remains on US CPI
The Japanese Yen (JPY) has hit a fresh low since July 30 against its American counterpart during the Asian session
Augustine Lupo
07:25
Hyundai expands its crawler dozer line with a 15-ton-class machine for larger jobs
HD Hyundai Construction Equipment North America has added to its crawler dozer product line with the release of a second
Qiana Guillemette
07:25
Bobcat expands Machine IQ Remote Engine Disable/Enable to additional machines
Bobcat has expanded the Machine IQ Remote Engine Disable/Enable technology to work with additional products in its lineup. The Remote
Qiana Culton
07:25
The Unstoppable Trades: Why America’s Builders Will Thrive No Matter Who Wins in 2024
Whether a Republican or Democrat takes office, roads will still need paving, bridges will require reinforcement, and skylines will continue
