Matching Articles (13) for “Regulation”
The AAC presidential candidate says graduates should be allowed to complete national service in their states of origin, while proposing a voluntary National Job Corps as an alternative to the existing scheme.
As vessels continue moving during drone incidents, counter-UAS technology is increasingly focused on maintaining situational awareness without disrupting critical communications, navigation and other maritime operations.
The Football Association says it is assessing the implications of Manchester City’s independent commission verdict and could take action where appropriate, as the club prepares to appeal the findings.
OYRLEA says 20 cattle were seized during two separate enforcement operations in Ibadan following complaints over alleged open grazing, residential cattle rearing and damage to farmland.
The new allocation follows renewed diplomatic engagement with Saudi Arabia and gives more Nigerian Muslims an opportunity to participate in the 2027 pilgrimage.
The Federal Government says Nigeria’s Special Economic Zones have attracted more than $200 billion in foreign investment and over ₦900 billion in domestic investment, while supporting more than 500,000 jobs across direct employment and wider economic activities.
32nd Nigerian Economic Summit will examine how Nigeria can translate economic reforms into productive employment, stronger businesses, increased investment and improved living standards
California Governor Gavin Newsom has responded to President Donald Trump’s decision to rename artificial intelligence “Super Intelligence” by directing state agencies to retain the familiar terminology, turning the disagreement into a public exchange over the language used to describe the technology.
Greece, Germany, Austria, Denmark and the Netherlands are developing a common framework for transferring some migrants with rejected asylum claims to return facilities outside the European Union, with an African location being considered for the first centre.
As Nigeria marks 66 years of independence, rising GDP, oil output, digital adoption and financial activity tell only part of the story; the bigger challenge is turning economic potential into productive industries, reliable infrastructure, quality jobs and broadly shared prosperity.
Government Says Rising Crude Production Must Be Matched With Investment in Refineries, Gas Processing, Pipelines, Storage and Energy Infrastructure
West Africa's largest technology show ran across Lagos and Abuja from 31 August, drawing founders, regulators and investors into a conversation that has shifted away from valuations.
