Stolen DDC machines: Suspects to re-appear in court today
The Magis-trate Court sitting in Ikeja will today try the four suspects in connection with the theft of the Direct Data Capturing machines of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, for the registration of voters for the 2011 general elections.
FG yet to authorize unbanning of textile, others Customs
THE Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) said that it has not been official notified of the unbanning of textile materials and other items recently removed from the import prohibition lists Area Comptroller of the Apapa Area 1 Command Mr. Abdulkabir Azarema told Vanguard that Customs has not received any instruction regarding the lift on the ban of certain goods hitherto banned.
OLUSEGUN AJOSE: Ten Years On
TEN years is an awfully long time for any man to plunge neck-deep into the murky waters of professional boxing and remain therein, and by which period preliminary layers of the dreaded scar tissues that is the boxers traditional curse have become considerably manifest.
Who is afraid to sign?
THERE is something that nobody, even the greatest iconoclast, can take away from this National Assembly – the sheer courage to venture into an area of its responsibility that was hitherto regarded as sacrosanct.
2011: Aspirant warns against cajoling of delegates
A Niger Delta youth leader and House of Assembly aspirant for Warri South West constituency of Delta State, Mr. Paul Bebenimibo, yesterday, urged the leadership of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in Delta State to ensure that aspirants do not cajole delegates into voting based on ethnicity.
Agency disburses N200m for micro projects in Ebonyi
Ebonyi State Community and Social Development Agency, EB-CSDA, has approved N260.57 million for the execution of micro-projects in 26 communities in the state.
