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  By allcitynews.ng  The 2026 recognition and celebration of roles of women, took the centre stage in the 2026 International Women Day (IWD) celebration. Just as the leadership of Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund (NSITF), pointed  out that  "Empowering women is not simply a moral obligation--it is an economic and social necessity." Speaking during celebration of 2026 International Women Day (IWD),  NSITF helmsman, Barrister Oluwaseun Faleye said, "Empowering Women: The Path to Equal Rights and Social Justice," as both timely and significant." The NSITF Managing Director and Chief Executive while speaking in the just concluded celebration of International Women Day (IWD) organized by the Trade Union Congress Women Commission in Abuja, Wednesday, reiterated the  importance,  saying "The Path to Equal Rights and Social Justice," as both timely and significant." Falaye, who was the special guest of honour at the event, described the theme of the 2...

    WELCOME TO THE PLACE WHERE YOU WILL BE TAKEN AROUND THE WORLD THROUGH GLOBAL NEWS IN SECONDS, ENJOY THE RIDE News Update, Friday, 13/03/2026 ‎ ‎**Senate to pass 2026 Appropriation Bill on March 31, confirms key appointments ‎ ‎**FG to sanction six airlines over alleged airfare hikes, FCCPC says ‎ ‎**2027: Obi, Atiku, Amaechi working together to stop Tinubu — ADC ‎ ‎**Court bars Aiyedatiwa from contesting in 2028 ‎ ‎**Court grants ICPC access to analyse El-Rufai’s devices ‎ ‎**Nigeria receives breakthrough HIV Prevention injection, lenacapavir ‎ ‎**Gov. Mbah rejects claims of high taxation in Enugu ‎ ‎**500 PDP members defect to APC in Bayelsa  ‎ ‎**Lagos Consumer Protection Agency holds roadshow to mark 2026 World Consumer Right Day ‎ ‎**Sowore storms Abia, joins protest for Nnamdi Kanu’s  release ‎ ‎**Our son deserves justice — Igbo mothers pray for Kanu in prison ‎ ‎**Ondo monarchs, other stakeholders, reject Ogun’s Eba Island claim ...

  By Akintunde Collins Nigeria’s telecom sector is entering a phase where network density and infrastructure scale are becoming just as important as speed in determining the quality of mobile experience. With smartphone adoption rising rapidly and digital services, from fintech to video streaming, driving unprecedented levels of data traffic, operators are increasingly investing in network expansion and capacity upgrades to maintain performance. Recent industry data published by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) shows that Nigeria now has over 170 million active mobile subscriptions, with broadband penetration surpassing 50 percent. This growth has significantly increased pressure on telecom infrastructure across the country. Against this backdrop, Airtel Nigeria has been accelerating network expansion, adding thousands of new sites across the country while upgrading capacity across existing infrastructure. According to recent industry disclos...

    WELCOME TO THE PLACE WHERE YOU WILL BE TAKEN AROUND THE WORLD THROUGH GLOBAL NEWS IN SECONDS, ENJOY THE RIDE ‎ ‎**News Update, Thursday, 12/03/2026 ‎ ‎**Tinubu re-election campaign gains momentum as Ajose signals Lagos Governorship bid ‎ **‎ Senate confirms Oyedele as Minister of state for finance ‎ ‎**Reps query sugar import data, NSDC on revenue accountability ‎ ‎**Fubara swears in five commissioners, silent on four others ‎ ‎**Petrol price hike: Tinubu orders deployment of 100,000 CNG conversion kits ‎ ‎**Court adjourns El-Rufai’s N1bn suit against ICPC, others until March 25 ‎ ‎**Lagos Assembly urges Sanwo-Olu to relocate Makoko, Oko-Agbon, Sogunro residents to Agbowa ‎ ‎**South-East leaders back ANIM State, seek national support for constitutional approval ‎ ‎**NIWA distributes life jackets, advises Ogun residents on waterway safety ‎ ‎**Defence Minister summons Service Chiefs over rising attacks on military bases ‎ ‎**Payment of WAEC fees fo...

  By allcitynews.ng The Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, University of Lagos, UNILAG, chapter is set to embark on an indefinite industrial action. The union attributed reason for the industrial action to what it described as ‘amputated’ salaries received from the university management in January and February, 2026. This is contained in communique issued and signed by the Chairperson Idowu Kehinde, and the Secretary, Adesina Arikawe, at the end of an emergency meeting held yesterday Tuesday. According to the union, the indefinite strike would commence from Wednesday till the university management accede to its demands. Details shortly…   ADVERTISE Your Brand with us. Send us your press invite, Press Release/Have Breaking story with pictorial evidence? Or wants to assist us by DONATIONS? kindly contact us via  09159744240/allcitynews86@gmail.com Goal of allcitynews.ng/allcitynews.blogspot.com:- To interface between policy makers & general publ...

  Free Readers Association of Nigeria doing their work   WELCOME TO THE PLACE WHERE YOU WILL BE TAKEN AROUND THE WORLD THROUGH GLOBAL NEWS IN SECONDS, ENJOY THE RIDE News Update, Wednesday, 11/03/2026 ‎ ‎**Tinubu writes Senate, seeks confirmation of Oyedele as finance minister, Sen Abe as NUPRC chairman ‎ ‎**Iran War: FG monitoring developments, may adjust policies to protect Nigerians — Edun ‎ ‎**2027: We’ll deliver one million votes for Tinubu- Ondo Non-Indigenes ‎ ‎**ADC disowns ‘Illegal’ Meeting, warns against attempt to hijack party in Cross River ‎ ‎**Sanwo-Olu unveils 2025/26 Ibile Youth Ambassadors ‎ ‎**Kidnapping: Aiyedatiwa warns sponsors, collaborators will face justice ‎ ‎**I joined APC to support Tinubu’s re-election, says Senator Banigo after dumping PDP ‎ ‎**Nwifuru relaxes Amasiri curfew, orders prosecution of crisis suspects ‎ ‎**FG suspends helicopter landing fees for oil companies ‎ ‎**PDP crisis: Makinde camp to challenge Appeal Court...