Port Harcourt Magazine Awards 2026 to honour 20 recipients, including 3 LGA Chairmen

Port Harcourt Magazine Awards 2026 to honour 20 recipients, including 3 LGA Chairmen

Trado-NOW themed ceremony set for September 13th in Port Harcourt The Port Harcourt Magazine Awards 2026 will honour 20 recipients, including 3 Local Government Area Chairmen, at its 6th edition scheduled for September 13th in Port Harcourt. The 3 LGA Chairmen will be recognized under the categories: LGA Chairman of the Year (Education), LGA Chairman…

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ADC Raises Alarm Over Lagos CP’s Involvement With ‘City Boy’

ADC Raises Alarm Over Lagos CP’s Involvement With ‘City Boy’

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has accused the administration of President Bola Tinubu of blurring the line between state institutions and partisan politics ahead of the 2027 general elections. The party cited reports that the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) engaged a faction of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) linked to, Musiliu…

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Language-Responsive Education: British Council’s perspective on inclusive language policy and practice, examining how education systems can respond effectively to diverse linguistic contexts

Language-Responsive Education: British Council’s perspective on inclusive language policy and practice, examining how education systems can respond effectively to diverse linguistic contexts

LONDON, United Kingdom, July 30, 2026/APO Group/ — Language is central to learning. Across many contexts worldwide, schools and classrooms bring together learners with diverse linguistic backgrounds and identities. This diversity enriches communities but also requires careful decisions about which languages are used in education, and how. In multilingual contexts – including those shaped by…

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TCN Faults GenCos’ Stranded Power Narrative

TCN Faults GenCos’ Stranded Power Narrative

The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) has disputed claims that the country’s electricity crisis is primarily caused by inadequate transmission capacity. It insisted that the latest data from the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) shows generation shortfalls, not grid limitations, remain the biggest obstacle to improved power supply. In a statement issued on Thursday, TCN…

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