Lagos APC Reelects Ojelabi as Chairman for Second Term
Cornelius Ojelabi has been re-elected as chairman of the Lagos State chapter of the APC for a second term, following a state party congress.
Cornelius Ojelabi has been re-elected as chairman of the Lagos State chapter of the APC for a second term, following a state party congress.
Canadian citizens have called on Mark Carney to reconsider his support for Donald Trump's actions against Iran, citing concerns over stability and democratic values.
Jamaican investors are being warned about suspicious land deals that appear to offer incredible returns but may hide legal and financial pitfalls.
The CPI(M) faces a tough road ahead after losing ground in recent local elections, raising questions about its dominance in the 2026 Assembly polls.
Scientists at Nagaland University have uncovered a wild banana species with significant genetic potential to enhance climate-resilient agriculture.
The 2026 ABoICT Lecture will focus on AI and IoT's impact on business efficiency and digital transformation.
WealthTech founders are reevaluating the need to build all software internally, moving toward hybrid models that blend in-house and outsourced teams for flexibility and innovation.
Mumbai Airport canceled 107 flights on March 3 due to the Middle East conflict, stranding hundreds of passengers.
The NYT Connections puzzle for February 20 featured themed groups and red herrings, challenging players with wordplay and cultural references.
Modi verurteilte Angriffe Irans auf die Emirate und appellierte an eine Entspannung. Er sprach mit dem Emiraten-Präsidenten und Netanyahou.
Backyard vegetable gardens offer environmental, health, and social benefits, reducing emissions and improving local ecosystems.
Ripley Rotary Club celebrated its 100th anniversary in Jackson County, W.Va., with a luncheon and community initiatives.
Borneo Bloc aims to restore Sabah's constitutional rights, not control Malaya, says LDP official.
West Virginia lawmakers are under pressure to advance Raylee's Law, a child protection bill, as the legislative session nears its deadline.
Michelle Cowan, a trauma and grief counselor from Grafton, has been named the 2026 Clarence Electorate Local Woman of the Year for her mental health support work.