The Katsina State Executive Council, chaired by Governor Dikko Radda, has approved bulk purchases of electric/solar power vehicles and tricycles under the public transportation programme. The SEC also approved the construction of a 20-storey building in Lagos. Addressing newsmen after the council’s meeting on Thursday at the Government House, Katsina, the Director General, Katsina State Enterprise Development Agency, Aisha Aminu, announced the approval for bulk procurement of electric and solar-powered vehicles and tricycles. Aminu explained that the innovative transportation programme aimed to provide subsidised transport fares to residents amid rising…
Day: February 7, 2025
A Royal Treat: Showmax Drops Trailer for Kabiyesi
Showmax has released the trailer for its new Nigerian Original series, “Kabiyesi,” which will premiere on February 14th. This epic drama tells a story of tradition, ambition, and a princess’s fight for power amidst political change. The series is inspired by the true story of Orompoto, the only female Alaafin of Oyo, who reigned in the 16th century. The story centers on Princess Aderiyife of Oyo-Ile, King Adegoke’s only daughter, who is betrothed to Prince Obabamiji of Igboho. Her path to destiny is disrupted by betrayal and tragedy, forcing her…
Visa Application: Essential Documents for Demonstrating Financial Stability
To travel abroad for study or extended stays, your destination country requires assurance of your financial self-sufficiency, both for the trip itself and your subsequent living expenses. Financial stability documents for visa applications serve as verification of your claimed funds, providing concrete evidence of your ability to cover expenses related to your intended purpose, be it education, relocation, or other reasons. One notable thing is that if your family is involved; maybe your wife and or your children, definitely your financial capability must be high. 1. Bank statement The most…
Group Urges CBN to Exclude Hajj Pilgrims from BTA on ATM Card Policy
THE Independent Hajj Reporters (IHR) has urged the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to exclude Hajj 2025 intending pilgrims from the new policy of payment of Basic Travel Allowance (BTA) via automated teller machine (ATM) cards. The IHR, in a statement by its national coordinator, Ibrahim Muhammad, said the policy would create “unprecedented hardship and confusion” in the hajj system in Nigeria. The group was at the forefront of the same campaign against the use of ATM cards to pay pilgrims their BTA during last year’s hajj. “We advise the…
