By Hamza Arab Kabiru In every thriving economy, there exists an unseen architecture more enduring than steel, more resilient than concrete, and more valuable than the wealth it ultimately creates. It is the architecture of trust. In Nigeria’s telecommunications industry, this invisible cathedral has been erected through the relationships between network operators and the thousands […] The post The Green Covenant: Why Globacom’s partnership with dealers is the living architecture of Nigeria’s prosperity appeared first on Tribune Online.

The Benue State Commissioner of Police, Cletus Nwadiaogbu, has vowed to dismantle all bandits’ camps in the state especially Ohimini and Otukpo local government areas of the state recently witnessed attacks by the suspected armed herdsmen. The commissioner led a team of tactical operatives on a clearance operation to Ankpechi, Ogelewo and Ondo-Ugboju communities. The […]

The Lagos State government has re-arraigned a widow, Kafayat Oyelakin, before the state high court sitting in Ikeja for allegedly failing to stop her late husband from practising medicine despite knowing that he was not a qualified medical doctor. Oyelakin was re-arraigned before Justice Oyindamola Ogala following the death of her husband, Oyelakin Sunday Oladapo, […]

The federal government and its development partners have renewed their commitment to strengthening local pharmaceutical manufacturing, describing domestic production of medicines as critical to Nigeria’s health security, economic growth and resilience against future public health emergencies. The commitment was made on Friday, at a high-level stakeholders’ meeting to finalise activities under the IMPACT Project, themed: […]

One of the teachers rescued after spending 56 days in the custody of kidnappers in Oyo State, Zacchaeus Olatunde, has recounted the harrowing ordeal, revealing that the captives were permanently blindfolded, barred from praying in the name of Jesus for weeks and lived each day uncertain whether they would ever regain their freedom. Olatunde disclosed […]

The recovered railway components, estimated to be worth about ₦200 million, were intercepted during an intelligence-led operation, a development the NRC boss described as a major breakthrough in the campaign against the destruction of railway infrastructure.