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    Indians in Nigeria have reiterated commitment toward the actualisation of their country’s ‘Viksit Bharat at 2047’, a vision to transform India into a developed nation by 2047, the 100th year of independence.   This vision encompasses various facets of development, such as economic growth, environmental sustainability, social progress and good governance, to make India a developed nation by 2047.   Mr Sanjay Srivastava, a Social Entrepreneur and Chief Executive Officer of AI Ticks Nigeria, during a webinar session with some other Indian nationals highlighted India’s remarkable progress in the global economic landscape. Srivastava said the meeting was centered around the theme: “Indian Economy and Viksit Bharat”. He emphasised Bharat’s ascent to the status of the world’s fourth-largest economy and projected its trajectory toward becoming the third-largest economy by 2027. He underscored key factors contributing to this growth, notably the significant improvements in India’s ease of d

  Support Lagos, Feb.19, 2024  The Commander Nigerian Army Corps of Signals, Maj.-Gen. Gbemiga Adeshina has thanked the Chief Of Army Staff (COAS), Lt.-Gen. Taoreed Lagbaja for his immense support to the achievements of the corps in the Year 2023. Adeshina gave this appreciation on Saturday during the Nigerian Army Signals West African Social Activities (WASA) for the Year 2023 which held at the Nigerian Army Signal Barracks parade ground Mile 2, Lagos State. The COAS was represented by the General Officer Commanding (GOC) 81 Division, Nigerian Army, Maj.-Gen. Mohammed Usman. The commander said that the Nigerian Army Signals Training Cycle for the Year 2023 was carefully planned and organised to ensure that personnel continued to enhance their capacity to meticulously carry out the Corps’ mandate. "The training cycle was designed to build the capacity of officers and men of the Corps of Signals as a pathway for the attainment of the COAS Command Philosophy which is 'To Transfo

        The representative of the COAS, GOC, 81 Div, Maj.-Gen. Mohammed Usman alongside Corps of Signals Commander, Maj.-Gen. Gbemiga Adeshina presenting a certificate to a soldier. Lagos, Feb.19, 2024 The Chief Of Army Staff (COAS) Lt.-Gen. Taoreed Lagbaja has assured officers, soldiers, and their families, that their welfare would continuously be a top priority in his leadership of the Nigerian Army (NA). The COAS added that the Nigerian Army was also expected to take delivery of helicopters, combat enablers as well as other force multipliers to effectively combat all criminal activities. Lagbaja said this at the Nigerian Army Corps of Signals (NACS) West African Social Activity (WASA) 2023 which held at Nigerian Army Signal Barracks parade ground, Mile 2, Lagos State. Lagbaja was represented by the General Officer Commanding (GOC) Maj.-Gen. Mohammed Usman. According to the COAS, troops welfare needs will always be addressed within available resources to further boost morale and com

Lagos, Feb.11, 2024 The Nigerian Army Education Corps Commander, Maj.-Gen. Bello Tsoho, said that the corps while celebrating the West African Social Activity (WASA) 2023 was also undergoing restructuring to improve the delivery of  education for qualitative purposes. Tsoho said this during the Nigerian Army Education Corps, WASA 2023 which held at Command Children School Sports ground, AN Barracks, Yaba, on Saturday. He said that part of the restructuring of the education system among others was that the class size in Army schools had been reduced to no more than 40 students per class. According to him, this is to improve the quality of learning and education in army schools nationwide. Tsoho said that the policy was part of his blueprint aimed at transforming the Nigerian Army Education sector upon his assuming duties as the corps commander ten months ago. “Specifically on the standard of education in the corps schools, we have been trying to look inward to see what we can do to impr

Lagos, Feb.11, 2024. The Nigerian Army Education Corps Commander, Maj.-Gen. Bello Tsoho has said that students have been reduced to not more than 40 per class to improve the quality of learning and education in army schools nationwide. Tsoho said this at the Nigerian Army Education Corps West African Social Activity (WASA) 2023 which held at Command Children School Sport ground, AN Barracks, Yaba on Saturday. He said that the policy was part of his blue print aimed at transforming the Nigerian Army Education sector since his assumption of duty as the corps commander ten months ago. "Specifically on the standard of education in the corps schools, we have been trying to look inward to see what we can do to improve them. "For instance, in all the corps schools in the country, you will not see more than 40 students per class. "This is a deliberate policy we designed and introduced to sustain and ensure that in future there is less congestion in our classes," the corps c

  The Senior Pastor, Foundation of Truth Assembly, Rev. Yomi Kasali, on Wednesday said he did not participate in the just concluded election of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN) as reported. Kasali made this known at a news conference held in Surulere, Lagos. He said: “This is a response to an online publication about the just concluded PFN election for Lagos State. “The online publication said I participated in that election that took place on Monday, February 5th. “This news conference is just to state the fact that I did not participate in that election as the online publication stated that my name was on the ballot.” According to Kasali, his name which was on ballot could have  been an error or mischief. “Before the election, I got a call from the south west vice president of PFN, His Grace, Archbishop John Osa-Oni. “He asked me if I was available to attend the PFN meeting scheduled for Feb. 5. “I asked him what for, and he said that it was an election my name had been no

 TUC, FOBTOB hold protest against shutting down alcoholic sachet drink factories by NAFDAC Lagos, Feb.6, 2024  The Trade Union Congress (TUC) and Food, Beverages and Tobacco Senior Staff Association (FOBTOB) held a peaceful protest against the National Agency Food and Drug Administration Control (NAFDAC) directive to shutdown companies manufacturing alcoholic sachet drinks. The protest held on Tuesday in front of NAFDAC office at Plot 1, Industrial Estate, Apapa-Oshodi Expressway, Isolo, Lagos State. It can be recalled that NAFDAC in 2018 gave a directive to stop the production of alcohol in sachets and bottles below 200ml with effect from Jan. 31, 2024. Also, NAFDAC in January 2022 suspended the registration of alcoholic beverages in sachet and small volume PET and Glass bottles below 200ml. This led to a two days enforcement exercise which was recently carried out in Ota, Ogun State which led to the shutting down of some factories. The Vice President, TUC, Mr Emmanuel Idogen said tha

The Supreme Court of Nigeria in a land mark judgment delivered in the case of NATIONAL INLAND WATERWAYS AUTHORITY & OTHERS VS LASWA, GOV. OF LAGOS STATE & ATTORN. GEN. OF LAGOS STATE with Suit No: SC.17/2018 on the 5th day of January 2024 by JOHN INYANG OKORO JSC leading other 4 Supreme Court Justices declared null and void Lagos State Waterways Authority Law, 2008. Since the Title of Oba Saheed Elegushi is based on the Title issued by the Lagos State Government, it follows also that the Monarch Title has also collapsed. The above statement is based on both Law and Facts, says Olajide Ajana, a Lagos based Legal Practitioner and Real Estate Advisor. "The Supreme Court Judgment delivered on 5th January 2024, led by Justice Okoro at page 37 stated; "I have read through both National Inland Waterways Authority Act 2004 and the Lagos State waterways authority law 2008. I have no doubt whatsoever that both statutes have identical provisions.  "Section 22 of the LASWA l

  A Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO), First British Charity Home Foundation, has extended its charity work to 21 pupils by paying their school fees and distributing learning materials including books to them. The lucky children are pupils  of the Police Children School, Lagos. At the occasion, the founder of the NGO, Mr Evans Uchendu,  Uchendu said the aim of the gesture was to support the less privileged , stressing that every child deserved the best in life. “It is a passion that we got to assist the less privileged. I have been in this country for some time and I have come to realise the challenges in the country. “Some people feel they have been neglected which have resulted to some security challenges. “I also look at the security challenges the country is facing that have led to the death of some policemen and soldiers which leaves their wives and children helpless. “This is why we decided to pay their school fees and parent teachers association levies to ease the stress of th