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Zamfara Govt Approves End-of-Year Bonus for Workers, Pensioners

By Ayomide Otitoju The Zamfara State Government has reaffirmed its dedication to the welfare of its workforce by approving an end-of-year bonus for public servants and pensioners. This initiative aligns with the administration’s commitment to good governance, employee motivation, and societal prosperity. Governor Dauda Lawal has authorized the payment of a 13th-month salary equivalent to…

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Funke Akindele Drives Nigerian Cinemas to ₦1 Billion Milestone

By Ayomide Otitoju Nigerian cinemas achieved a historic milestone, recording ticket sales of over ₦1 billion in one week, driven largely by Funke Akindele’s latest movies, Everybody Loves Jenifa and Alakada: Bad and Boujee. According to Nile Media Entertainment Group, between December 20 and 26, 2024, cinemas sold tickets worth ₦1.02 billion, marking an all-time…

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Germany’s Political Turmoil Intensifies Ahead of February 23 Election

Germany’s political scene has been thrown into upheaval as internal divisions within Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s coalition government, coupled with the aftermath of a deadly car-ramming attack, dominate the country’s agenda ahead of a February 23 snap election. President Frank-Walter Steinmeier confirmed the election date on Friday, stressing the need for “political stability” and urging a…

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Russian Singer Eduard Sharlot Sentenced to 5.5 Years for Anti-War Protest

A Russian court on Friday sentenced singer Eduard Sharlot, 26, to five and a half years in prison after he publicly protested Moscow’s military campaign in Ukraine. Sharlot was convicted by a court in Samara, a city in the Volga region, on charges of “publicly insulting the religious feelings of believers” and “rehabilitating Naziism,” according…

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ECOWAS Denies Niger’s Accusations of Collusion with France

By Ayomide Otitoju The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has rejected accusations by Niger Republic that Nigeria and other member states are colluding with France to destabilize the country, labeling the claims as “unfounded.” In a statement issued on Thursday, ECOWAS expressed strong support for Nigeria and its member states, emphasizing their commitment…

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