Sharing its story, the media conglomerate Newstide Publication Limited, which publishes Prime Business Africa said, “After almost decades of hands-on journalism experience across both print and digital media, our founder, Dr. Marcel Mbamalu, the e-paper offers some of the most up-to-date information on current events and related topics. Though young, the news site has already gone viral with reports on creatively written topics such as sports, travel, entertainment, lifestyle, world news, among others. Originally focused on business, media, technology, other industries, Prime Business Africa officially launched in June 22, 2021. READ ALSO Anambra Election: Governorship Candidates, At Prime Business Debate, Pledge Security, Economic Revival Prime Business Africa
Though founded in 2006, BuzzFeed really took off as a brand and news blog of its own in 2011 when it started publishing serious news and long-form journalism on topics like technology, business, politics, and more. Focusing on social news and entertainment, the secret of BuzzFeed’s success has a lot to do with the image-heavy listicles published on their platform and end up often going viral. Founded by Arianna Huffington, Kenneth Lerer, and Jonah Peretti in 2005, the blog was acquired by AOL in February 2011 for $315 million and has thousands of bloggers who contribute newsworthy written content on a wide range of topics.īuzzfeed is a trendy news blog that targets millennials.
Wikipediaįormerly known as The Huffington Post, the news platform specialises in reporting on news stories and events from practically every major category and subcategory you could imagine-including world news, entertainment, politics, business, style, and several others. Legit.ng is the biggest publisher on Facebook by the audience in ‘Media’ category. It is ranked as the #1 news and entertainment platform and the 7th overall most visited website in Nigeria by Alexa Internet. Legit is a Nigerian digital media and news platform. Mudashiru Obasa has said that the pursuit of a special status for Lagos will be one of the legislative agenda of the 8th Lagos Assembly.READ ALSO SDP Governorship Candidate In Anambra Polls, Uzoh Promises To Pave Way For Infrastructure Development, Youth Empowerment The speaker of the Lagos state House of Assembly, Rt. Lagos state seeks special status from Federal Government This stems from the fact that a lot of Nigerians are eager to see the ‘CHANGE’ manifest in their lives.ħ. Nigerians are getting impatient with President Muhammadu Buhari over who he will appoint as ministers, Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF), Chief of staff, and who will head the NNPC and other parastatals and agencies. Anxiety in the Country over who become Ministers and Head of Government Low earners include Zamfara with N3.1bn, Kebbi with N3.8bn, Sokoto with N5.6bn.Ħ. Other high earners are Delta with N42.8bn, Akwa-ibom with N15.6bn and Oyo with N16.3bn. The report shows Lagos maintained its position as the highest earner in the country generating a total of N276.1billion, followed not closely by Rivers state with N89billion. The National Bureau of statistics released a report of the Internally Generated Revenue profile of 23 states in Nigeria for the year 2014. In a statement released, the embassy said the amount given to Nigeria was $5million and not $5billion as widely reported in the Nigerian media.
The US embassy in Nigeria has issued a statement to clarify the amount given to the Multi-National Joint Task Force (MNJTF) to fight Boko haram. US Government gives Nigeria $5million not $5billion. Osun state owes 6 months’ salaries and pension arrears, Plateau owes 6 months salaries and 7 months’ pension arrears, Benue state with 5 months salaries, Akwa-ibom with owing 1 month amongst others.ģ. 18 States in Nigeria are owing salariesĪ total of 18 states are said to be owing salaries, these states are Abia, Akwa-ibom, Bauchi, Benue, Cross-river, Ekiti, Imo, Jigawa, Kano, Katsina, Kogi, Ogun, Osun, Ondo, Oyo, Plateau, Rivers, and Zamfara states. This has however been refuted by the chairman of the Revenue Mobilisation, Allocation and Fiscal Commission(RMAFC), Elias Mbamannual who said a senator will get the sum of N506,600 per annum, which is 25 percent of their basic salary.Ģ. The allowances rumoured to be earned by legislators has raised a lot of uproar from Nigerians, it was reported in the media that Nigerian senators will earn around N8.6billion for wardrobe allowance. Controversy over the Allowances earned by Senators. Here I collate my top ten for the week.ġ. When we think we have heard enough of one political, business, entertainment or sports news, another one comes up that offer us the opportunity to chat away our excitement or frustration about the news. Nigeria, our beloved country is never short of stories to ponder on and argue about.
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