Kenneth Itama

Nigeria Approves New Policy Prohibiting Recipients Of Honorary Degrees From Using ‘Dr’ Title

The Federal government has approved a directive, banning recipients of honorary degrees from using the “Dr.” title, as part of a broader effort to tackle the misuse and monetization of academic honours. The decision, ratified by the Federal Executive Council (FEC), introduces a new regulatory framework to guide the award and use of honorary degrees…

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Oshiomhole Seeks MTN, DSTV Licence Withdrawal Over Attacks In South Africa

Senator Adams Oshiomhole has called for the withdrawal of licences held by MTN Nigeria and MultiChoice in response to attacks on Nigerians in South Africa. He spoke during plenary at the National Assembly. The lawmaker, who represents Edo North, raised the issue after reports of fresh violence against foreign nationals, including Nigerians. He said Nigeria…

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ADC is dead, Akpabio reacts to wave of defections in National Assembly

Senate President, Godswill Akpabio, on Tuesday joked that the African Democratic Congress was effectively dead following a fresh wave of defections that saw lawmakers move en masse to other political parties, including the Nigerian Democratic Congress and the Labour Party. Akpabio made the remark while presiding over plenary, shortly after the Senate formally announced the…

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Fire Erupts At Russia’s Kirishi Oil Refinery After Reported Ukraine Strike Attempt

Ukraine has attempted to attack one of Russia’s biggest oil refineries, sparking a fire in an industrial zone in the town of Kirishi in the Leningrad region, according to regional Governor Alexander Drozdenko. “The enemy’s main target was the Kirishinefteorgsintez oil refinery,” Drozdenko said, adding that there were no casualties as a result of the…

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Xenophobia: FG seeks justice for slain Nigerians

The Federal Government has demanded urgent accountability from South Africa following the deaths of two Nigerians and a wave of anti-foreigner protests, warning that the incidents threaten diplomatic relations and the safety of its nationals. The government issued the strong position after inviting South Africa’s Acting High Commissioner to Nigeria, Lesoli Machele, to a meeting…

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