Nigeria Government ‘bans’ Emirate airline

The Nigerian government has temporarily banned Emirates airline from operating in the country over its continuous refusal to fly passengers without a pre-boarding rapid diagnostic test (RTD’s). The chairman of the Presidential Task Force on COVID-19 (PTF), Boss Mustapha, while speaking at its weekly briefing on Monday said the ban will take effect from midnight

UNILAG students Cry Out as exams are fixed

University of lagos, UNILAG is trending for the wrong reasons. According to reports and reactions on twitter, the students of the institution are meant to write at least 9 courses in one week without adequate lectures . Jkcyno news gathered that most of the lecturers dumped some courses, notes on the e-learning portal without any

NAUTH delves into excellence in Healthcare Delivery

Sponsored post :  NAUTH : Set To Take Her Right Footing As Centre OF Excellence in Tertiary Healthcare Delivery. Nnamdi Azikiwe University Teaching Hospital NAUTH, Nnewi, Anambra State started as part of General Hospital Nnewi which was officially handed over to the Teaching Hospital Management Board on the 16th June, 1990. Following the handover, a

Latest Update from Anambra Airport (pictures)

Latest update of Anambra cargo and pessengers airport . 1, Tollest Control Tower in Nigeria almost completed 2, The 3.7 km runway second longest in Nigeria and longest in eastern region to be able to accommodate large aircraft is almost completed 3, the terminal building is taking shape, it’s three floors with lift to be

Feminist Coalition Reacts To Allegation Of Misappropriation Of EndSARS Donations

Feminist Coalition has reacted to allegations of ‘secretly’ transferring $51,000 (N23m) worth of bitcoin from donations received during #EndSARS protest that rocked Nigeria last October, into another wallet. Since the earlier hours of today, the not-for-profit organisation has been trending on Twitter following the allegations, with many calling them out to provide an explanation. Reacting

Money meant for arms missing under Buratai, ex-service chiefs —NSA

The National Security Adviser to the President, Maj.-Gen Babagana Monguno (retd.), has said some funds meant for the purchase of arms to strengthen the country’s anti-terror war got missing under the leadership of the ex-service chiefs. The ex-service chiefs are Chief of Defence Staff, General Abayomi Olonisakin (retd.); Chief of Army Staff, Lt-Gen. Tukur Buratai

Breaking : Bandits storm Kaduna, abduct female students

Bandits have kidnapped an unspecified number of students, mostly females in Kaduna. The abduction occurred Thursday night at the Federal College of Forestry Mechanisation, Mando, BBC Hausa reported. The report cited a witness saying that the gun-wielding bandits invaded the campus around 11:30 pm and fired shots. Despite the institution’s proximity to a military base