ASUU begins warning strike
ABUJA- ACADEMIC activities in public universities nationwide will from today be shut down as Academic Staff Union of Universities ASUU, begin a one-week warning strike to protest the non-implementation of the 2009 agreement the union reached with the federal government, raising fears the crisis facing the nation’s education may further worsen.
Armed youths invade mobile court in Delta
THREE armed youths, weekend, disrupted the Delta State monthly environ-mental sanitation exercise in the Ughelli North Local Government Area. They dismantled a mobile court and chased away two unarmed police officers attached to the court.
Appeal Court judgment: Delta govt calls for reconciliation
Delta State Government has called for reconciliation and unity of purpose from all stake-holders, following the judgment of the Court of Appeal over the outcome of the January 6 rerun gubernatorial election.
Escape of two suspected Boko Haram members: Court martial begins sitting
The Special Court Martial set up to try the former Brigade Commander of 33 Artillery Brigade, Bauchi, Brigadier General Muraina Raji over the escape of two detainees suspected to be Boko Haram members has visited the Wetland Detention Facility at the brigade as the defence and prosecution closed their cases last Friday.
16 illegal refineries discovered in Abia
Port Harcourt- About 16 illegal refineries have been discovered within Imo River Field of Shell Petroleum Development Company, SPDC, Abia State, causing the company to shut down production of 25, 000 barrels of oil per day since August 28, 2011.
Flooding: Lagos begins door-to door advocacy campaign
Lagos State Government has commenced a house-to- house sensitisation aimed at involving residents in evolving a sustained and cleaner environment in the metropolis.
