“Every Nigerian will feel impact of my reforms” – Tinubu

Tinubu on reforms

President Bola Tinubu has assured Nigerians that the impact of his administration’s reforms will be felt by citizens across the country, saying the policies are aimed at laying the foundation for greater prosperity and national development. Speaking at the inauguration of the ‘PBAT Door-to-Door Movement’ in Abuja yesterday, President Tinubu, who was represented by the President of the Senate, Godswill Akpabio, said he chose the path of courage and conviction in implementing reforms aimed at rescuing Nigeria and building a better future for the country. Since taking office on May…

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BoN inaugurates 6 ad-hoc committees to drive reforms

BoN inaugurates

The Broadcasting Organisations of Nigeria, (BoN), has inaugurated six ad-hoc Committees to drive reforms aimed at strengthening the country’s broadcast industry through innovation, capacity building, policy advocacy and sustainability. Chairman of the organisation, Tony Akiotu, at the inauguration disclosed that the Committees are expected to serve as strategic platforms for collaboration among Chief Executives, broadcast professionals and industry veterans, with the goal of delivering practical solutions to challenges confronting the sector. Speaking shortly after his inauguration into the Sports Rights, Investment and Commercial Committee, Head of Sports at Africa Independent…

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Reforms: “My record is clear; yours is crooked” – Atiku slams Tinubu

Atiku slams Tinubu

Former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar has hit back hard at President Bola Tinubu, accusing him of hypocrisy, historical distortion, and political desperation in his recent remarks on economic reforms. In a strongly worded statement issued by his Senior Special Assistant on Public Communication, Phrank Shaibu, Atiku described Tinubu’s comments as a “reckless tirade” that exposes “a troubling pattern of hypocrisy and historical amnesia”. He said: “Across the country, families are skipping meals, businesses are shutting their doors, and hardworking citizens are watching their incomes evaporate under the weight of relentless inflation…

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Labour demands energy sector reforms

Labour on energy sector reforms

…Wants Power, Petroleum ministries merged The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has expressed concern over the persistent crisis in the power sector. It described the development as a burden on workers, manufacturers, and the public. In a statement yesterday, NLC President Joe Ajaero accused operators in the electricity value chain, particularly distribution (DisCos) and generation (GenCos) companies, of benefiting from subsidies and tariff increases while citizens “pay for darkness”. He added: “The nation’s power sector has become a perpetual millstone around the necks of Nigerian workers while crony-capitalist allies in the…

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