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6 Types of Nigerian Christians You'd find on a Bus by Nelson Vincent

Whenever you set out in Nigeria and you are not going out in your own car or probably paying for an executive ride like, chances are that you will meet one of these Christians. It is also possible that at one point in time in your life, you have done one of these things while traveling along Nigerian roads. In today's Christian Metro and fun content, we are bringing you different types of Nigerian Christians you can find on a bus. 1. The Preaching/Praying Christian Once you hear "Praise the Lord

Sports Minister Holds Strategic Meeting with NFF Executive Board on State of Nigerian Football

_Meeting with NFF part of development-centered engagements with all sports federations_ The Honourable Minister of Sports Development, Senator John Owan Enoh, on Wednesday, held a strategic meeting with the leadership of the Nigerian Football Federation at the Moshood Abiola National Stadium, Abuja, as part of his series of engagements with all sports federations in the nation. The engagements with leadership of all sports federations are part of the Minister's efforts to appraise the state of s

Niger Delta Sports Festival: Shaping the Future of Nigerian Sports.

BY AZUKA CHIEMEKA. A surge of excitement is spreading across the Niger Delta states as young athletes engage in intense state trials, determined to secure a place at the highly anticipated Niger Delta Sports Festival. From local government screenings to final selection rounds, these aspiring sportsmen and women share a unified dream—to compete at the highest level, gain recognition, and build a career in their chosen disciplines. For many, the festival represents far more than just competition;

Implications of Covid19 Pandemic on the Remote External Environment of Nigerian Businesses

After Covid19's first confirmed case, Nigeria's government implemented lockdown policies across most cities and states. This included closing all borders and many businesses. This study examined the implications of COVID-19 pandemic that has caused a recent change in the remote external environment of Nigerian business. This was carried out under the economic, political, social, technology and legal dimensions.

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What the Nigerian laws say about Rape

Rape is a very grievous offence and it is frowned at by the law. The definition of Rape, the necessary ingredients that constitute the offence of Rape that the prosecution must prove to ground the conviction of an accused are all covered in the essay

Exploring The Mail: Your Ultimate Source for Nigerian News and More

Exploring The Mail: Your Ultimate Source for Nigerian News and More

UNCERTAINTY AS ANAMBRA ELECTS NEW GOVERNOR TODAY

This general view shows a partially deserted street in Onitsha, Anambra State, south-eastern Nigeria, on November 5, 2021, on the eve of a governorship election in a ballot being widely anticipated as a barometer for the country’s 2023 presidential vote. Voters in the restive southeastern Nigerian state of Anambra go to the polls on November 6, amid a massive police deployment, in a key test of electoral credibility ahead of a presidential race less than 18 months away. More than 30,000 police h

The Nigerian money collaboration

NowNow, a Nigerian computerized framework startup, declared Wednesday it has raised a $13 million seed round. The subsidizing round was driven by NeoVision Adventures Ltd., DLF Family Office, and Shadi Abdulhadi. With the new subsidizing, the startup said it will work on monetary inclusivity across Africa and drive strengthening, as well as present new items that will additionally improve its now existing administrations. Established in 2018 by Mahesh Nair and Sahir Berry, NowNow is a Fintech st

MAKING NIGERIAN CHILDREN BETTER CITIZENS THROUGH THE USE OF TECHNOLOGY

Nigeria is a country with growing population of children who are future leaders of the nation. Therefore, it is important to prepare them to become better citizens, with an understanding of the roles and responsibilities towards the nation. One way to achieve this is through the use of technology. Our future tends towards technology as it has become an essential part of our lives. One of the ways through which technology can be used to make Nigerian children better citizens is E - learning. With

NEW YEAR MESSAGE FROM CONFERENCE OF NIGERIAN POLITICAL PARTIES(CNPP)TO THE GOVT & GOOD PEOPLE OF CRS

By ETTAH EMMANUEL O. As we stand on the threshold of new year, we are filled with immense hope and gratitude as we reflect on the journey thus far. We extend our warmest greetings to each and everyone of you as we successfully Cross over to 2025 in good health and sound mind. May this new year birth unto us, renewed hope, prosperity, unity, and strength in diversity. First and foremost, we would like to conver our deepest gratitude to the government of Cross River State, ably led by His Excellen

Speaker of Nigerian Youth Parliament Inaugurated into National Youth Conference Planning Committee

BY ETTAH EMMANUEL O. The Speaker of the Nigerian Youth Parliament, Rt. Hon. Aliyu Idris Zakari, was inaugurated yesterday, 10th of March, by His Excellency, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, as a member of the Planning Committee for the National Youth Conference. The inauguration, was attended by the Chief of Staff to the President, Rt. Hon. Femi Gbajabiamila; the Minister for Youth Development, Comrade Ayodele Olawande; and the Minister of Information, Mohammed Idris Malagi among others. The committ

FIFA's Approval of 30 Nigerian Officials for Int'l Duties Signals Promising Prospects

In a groundbreaking move that signals a new era for Nigerian football, FIFA has placed 30 match officials from Nigeria on its list for the 2024 football calendar. This announcement not only signifies a major achievement for Nigerian referees, but it also serves as a testament to the country's commitment to excellence in sports officiating. In response to the news, Minister of Sports Development, Senator John Owan Enoh expressed his delight, emphasizing the importance of recognizing and celebrati

Federal House of Representatives Supports Nigerian Athletes with ₦100M

The Federal House of Representatives has approved a ₦100 million support package for Nigerian athletes, demonstrating the legislature's commitment to boosting the country's sports development drive, led by Senator John Owan Enoh. This significant gesture aims to motivate and empower Nigerian athletes to excel in international competitions, promoting national pride and unity. "We recognize the importance of sports in nation-building and the potential of our athletes to bring glory to our great na

Nigeria my pride

Nigeria is renowned for its diversity, with a mix of cultures, religions, and traditions that make up its people. Despite facing various challenges, such as poverty and corruption, Nigerians are known for their strength and resilience. They have a vibrant energy and an unbreakable spirit, which allows them to overcome obstacles and strive for a better future. This combination of diversity, and strength makes Nigeria a unique and dynamic country with great potential for growth and success.

AFCON 2023: Nigerian Referees; Lost In The Shuffle

Of the 85 officials CAF listed for the 2023 AFCON, no Nigerian official made it, despite how football rich the nation is.

Nourish Your Way to Wellness: Top 10 Nigerian Superfoods for Better Health!"

Are you ready to take your health to new heights? In Nigeria, we are blessed with a cornucopia of superfoods that can transform your well-being. In this must-read blog post, we're unveiling the top 10 Nigerian superfoods that will supercharge your health. These are not just tasty, but they're also packed with essential nutrients. 1 . Moringa Leaves ( The Nutrient Power house ) Moringa leaves are rich in vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants. They boost immunity, aid digestion, and promote overall

Issues Young Nigerians Wants Nigerian Government To Adress.

The government have an arduous task ahead of it and will have to break the status quo. Young Nigerians expect a government that is responsive and responsible, one that will rebuild the country and place it on the path to consolidated development. Failure to meet these expectations will subject young people to poverty and increase their exit from the country in search of greener pastures.