Attacks in South Africa not xenophobic, not targeted at Nigerians - High Commissioner
South Africa’s High Commissioner to Nigeria, Bobby Monroe, has said that reports of attacks on foreigners in his country were...
- Tuesday, July 14, 2026
BusinessDay
South Africa’s High Commissioner to Nigeria, Bobby Monroe, has said that reports of attacks on foreigners in his country were...
The Federal Government has summoned the South African High Commissioner to Nigeria to a meeting following the incessant attacks and killing...
The Federal Government has condemned another round of xenophobic attacks on Nigerians by a mob in South Africa which reportedly...
The United States (US) on Friday reiterated that the Reciprocity visa fees imposed on Nigerians worldwide will for now remain...
The Police Service Commission (PSC) has announced that it has put on hold the ongoing recruitment into the Constable Cadre...
The Inspector-General of Police, IGP, Mohammed Adamu has given marching orders to the Commissioner of Police, Taraba State Command to...
The Federal Government has expressed commitment to ensure the highest standards of safety and health practices and procedure in workplaces...
Minister of State for Labour and Employment, Omotayo Alasoadura, has joined other stakeholders in the quest to strengthen e-Governance to enhance productivity in the country. This was the crux of a two-day Public Sector Productivity and Innovation summit on driving national productivity and efficiency through e-Governance strategies, organised by the National Productivity Centre in collaboration with Leadership and Professional Ethics Consult, which commenced in Abuja on Tuesday. The minister noted that the summit theme, which is “leveraging e-Government as a Vehicle for Increasing Productivity and Improving Public service Delivery” will strengthen the progress made in the public sector in providing essential and social services to meet the demands and expectations of the citizens while using electronic and digital tools and processes. “Therefore, the productivity and efficiency need of the public sector cannot be over-emphasized. The essence of is to highlight how these enabling technologies are transforming government productivity and creating the market for new skills, knowledge and jobs in a complementary way through, which government institutions have been able to do more with less while delivering greater output with desirable speed and precision,” he said. He pointed out that Information and communications technology has created greater room for information sharing, public orientation, and engagement. He noted that it has made public service delivery far more effective and efficient and thereby pumping out remarkable public sector productivity. “Powerful software, applications, digital tools, smart connections, and next-generation algorithms are now complementing what we used to have to bring greater output to the laps of users. While most of these developments...
The Inspector-General of Police, IGP Mohammed Adamu, has ordered the immediate posting of Commissioner of Police (CP) Ahmad Abdulrahman to...
Minister of State for Labour and Employment, Omotayo Alasoadura has joined other stakeholders in the quest to strengthen e-Governance to...