Delta group kicks against FG’s N19bn PTI for Kaduna
The Council also challenged the Petroleum Trust Development Fund (PTDF) to follow the line of the transparency and accountability of Yar’Adua administration to publish the details of its activities from inception, showing who had been trained and their places of origin against the backdrop of allegations that the PTDF had trained far less Niger Deltans than others in a deliberate intent to favour others against them.
Amnesty not solution to N-Delta crisis — APGA
By Tony Edike ENUGU—THE All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) said yesterday that the amnesty granted militants in the Niger Delta region by the Federal Government may not be the solution to the crisis, adding that the people of the area should be allowed to freely elect leaders, who will represent them at all levels of […]
FG’s Vision 2020: Committee identifies three major benchmark
THE Stakeholders Development Committee (SDC) has identified three major performance indices as a benchmark to be met if government must realise its dream of becoming one of the top 20 economies in the world by year 2020.
EBSUTH loses 48 doctors to strike
By Dennis Agbo ABAKALIKI—No fewer than 48 doctors have left the Ebonyi State University Teaching Hospital (EBSUTH), even as the Chairman, Association of Resident Doctors in the hospital, Dr. Umoke, yesterday, confirmed that the doctors are still on strike, though other workers of the teaching hospital had suspended theirs. Umoke said discussions are still on-going […]
Oil stocks’ gain buoys share value by N99bn
The bearish trend recorded in the Nigerian capital market throughout last week, was halted Monday, as gains on the share prices of stocks in the Petroleum (Marketing) sub-sector and other blue chip companies, buoyed the value of listed equities by N99.37 billion.
Amnesty for Militants: Can this gesture prove critics wrong?
MIXED reactions have continued to trail the four billion naira amnesty package for militants. Some, especially from government circle have hailed it, while many still think it is a misplaced priority. The misgivings on how well the pardon can help in calming the creeks, is harped on the fate of past reports on the region. […]
