Assistant Online Editor (Business and Strategic Planning)
Urowayino Jeremiah is an Assistant Online Editor at Vanguard Media Limited. He specializes in energy and mining, government and politics, as well as finance and investment, often covering topics such as elections, public policy, and security policy. His insights and analyses have been featured in various publications, contributing to a deeper understanding of regional and world news.
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Nigeria (National)
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By: Urowayino Jeremiah
The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) has commended Dangote Cement Plc for delivering measurable and transformative improvements in road safety, noting a significant decline in articulated truck crashes across Nigeria following the introduction of innovative transport safety policies and operational reforms.The Corps described Dangote Cement as a benchmark for transport management and road safety practices, not only in Nigeria but across Africa.
The Chief Executive Officer of Petokemp Estate Solutions, Mr. Peter Okeleke Ebuka, has congratulated the Executive Governor of Delta State, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, on his successful completion of 3 years in office.
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By John Mayaki There is an old saying that what gets rewarded gets repeated. In a country where many young people increasingly question whether hard work still pays, institutions must be deliberate about what they choose to celebrate. That is why the partnership between Zenith Bank Plc and Edo State University, Iyamho (ESUI), deserves plenty […]
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on Friday launched a sweeping national emergency healthcare intervention with the rollout of 145 tricycle ambulances, six boat ambulances and advanced emergency dispatch equipment aimed at saving lives in rural and hard-to-reach communities across Nigeria.
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Executive Assistant on Political Matters to Governor Sheriff Oborevwori of Delta State, Dr Jennifer Adasen, has said the governor’s leadership style, rooted in his MORE Agenda, has accelerated development across the state.
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…reacts to FG’s project claim in the Eastern states. A prominent Igbo politician and business mogul, Chief Emeka Agba has expressed concerns towards what he calls a misconception and distortion of Igbo socioeconomic reality. Chief Agba who initially aspired for presidential position in the upcoming 2027 election, but withdrew from the race, said some issues […]
By: Urowayino Jeremiah
The Council of Fulani Chiefs in South-West, on Sunday, declared that it does not condone nor support any form of criminality, including kidnapping, banditry, armed robbery, or any activity that threatens the peace and security of the zone.
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The Federal Workers Forum (FWF) has threatened to mobilise federal workers for an indefinite nationwide strike over rising insecurity in the country and unresolved wage issues.
By Dickson Omobola Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director of Q & N Sports Development Ltd, Prince Adewale Adegbite, has said sports, not academics alone, can secure a brighter future for Nigerian youths. Adegbite, while lamenting Nigeria’s poor representation at the last Olympic Games, said it exposed the urgent need for grassroots sports development and […]
By: Urowayino Jeremiah
Church leaders, children, women advocates and healthcare professionals have called on the Federal Government to urgently review Nigeria’s medical consent policies, warning that pregnant women and unborn babies continue to face avoidable deaths because of delays caused by spousal consent requirements during medical emergencies.
