Tag: Lai Mohammed

The minister says Nigerians should learn from what happened in Rwandan and stop peddling hate speeches.

The minister says the nation's broadcasting code will be amended to support the new policy.

“I know they are going to attack me on this but I am not made a minister to sustain the ...

Mr. Mohammed said the creative industry is not just about films and music.

The minister tells PREMIUM TIMES the move is aimed at sanitizing film industry.

The government says artistes must also contribute to the economy.

Creative Industry Financing Conference kicks off in Lagos

Fred Amata said that the development will help offer immediate care to members who were in critical stage of their ...

As part of the programme, CNN will showcase 20 Nigerians to watch in the creative industry.

The government says it remains committed to making those details available to Nigerians.

The Senate on Tuesday resolved not to consider any nominee by the presidency.

Mr. Nzekwu, a notable writer and editor, was born in Kafanchan on Feb. 19, 1928.

The minister says at least 27,000 people benefited from the Conditional Cash Transfer programme.

Digital broadcasting has been rolled in Jos and Abuja.

Again, the government warns of decisive action against those making inflammatory comments.

A Northern youth coalition made the threat on Tuesday in Kaduna.

The minister was a guest at Innoson motors factory.

BBNaija contestant, Uriel Oputa, has been named host of Africa Jollof rice challenge.

The minister described the fake news phenomenon as ‘the scourge of our times.’

The president has been in London for three weeks where he is receiving treatment for an undisclosed illness.

The information minister highlighted the administration’s successes.

Lai Mohammed’s earlier statement on the budget had been misconstrued.

The minister called for concrete efforts to reverse the trend.

“We will ensure that PRCAN agencies are given the first right of refusal on any campaign by Ministries, Department and ...

The Information minister said the debate is a "needless controversy and distraction.”