Re: Refuse collection: A case for handcarts
The subject has been thrashed so many times by the media, yet, no government so far, has been able to eliminate or even reduce the problem. It’s encouraging that many citizens still feel concerned enough about it to write in to express their views. Some readers can swear by the efficacy of using handcart boys in the disposal of our waste; especially in small towns where the local government council is not involved in collecting refuse.
PPA Crisis : Another GNU partner bites the dust
First, it was the ANPP. How it is the Progressive Peoples Alliance, PPA, that is being turn apart by internal crisis arising from its participation in the Government of National Unity, GNU. By Jide Ajani, Deputy Editor THE crisis now rocking the Progressive Peoples Alliance, PPA, is symptomatic of the malaise that serially afflicts the […]
Why we took over PPA, by Olu Akerele, acting national chairman
*Our problem with Orji Uzor Kalu LISA Olu Akerele , a seasoned administrator, former personal assistant to Chief Moshood Kashimawo Abiola, former national publicity secretary of the Progressive Peoples Alliance (PPA) and the deputy national chairman, south of the party, was, on Friday, at Halal Palace Hotel Wuse, Abuja adopted the acting national chairman of […]
Akoko Edo rerun witnessed the highest level of thuggery in Edo history – Onolememen
A former minister of state for defence (2006 -7), Mr. Mike Oziegbe Onolememen, cannot hide his anger over the outcome of the Akoko Edo Constituency rerun election which the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) declared Action Congress (AC) candidate, Mr. Kabiru Adjoto, to have won, having scored 5,335 votes against the 3,741 votes polled by the PDP candidate Mr. Anslem Agbabi.
Causes of religious crises in the north, by Gov. Aliyu
Minna – RELIGION has become a matter of war leading to the death of innocent people with property worth millions of naira lost.
Deregulation: FG should ensure proper consultation—Expert
It is no longer a secret that the Federal Government is set to fully deregulate the oil and gas sector as it has consistently argued that the $4.5 billion subsidy on petroleum products was no longer sustainable if the country must effectively tackle the enormous challenges facing the sector. In this interview, Dr. Mike Aderohunmu, oil and gas analyst and managing director Oilgas Marinetech speaks on what needs to be done to ensure the government proposed deregulation of the downstream sector delivers real value for the economy.
