Warri South-West councillors suspend revenue committee

Warri South-West councillors suspend revenue committee

THE Legislative arm of the Warrri South-West local government Council in Delta State has suspended the operations of the Local Government’s Committee on Revenue Generation on Multinational /Oil Servicing Companies following complaints on its performance.
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Slaps As Human Rights

Slaps As Human Rights

NOT many would have known Honourable Chinyere Igwe, Deputy Chairman of the House of Representatives Committee on Human Rights, until he slapped his way to fame last week. The crown for the first slap at the National Assembly belongs to Distinguished Senator Isa Mohammed who in October 2004 unleashed his fury on Distinguished Senator Iyabo […]

Kano, hubs of smuggling —NTMA

Kano, hubs of smuggling —NTMA

market is the hub of smuggling activities in the country, said the Nigerian Textile Manufacturers Association (NTMA).
“Kano market still remained the main hub of the smugglers, contraband are off loaded in the full glare of everybody in the broad day light without any inhibition”, said Mr. Jaiyeola Olanrewaji, Director General of NTMA.

Fire on Obudu Mountain…. Run, Run, Run!!!

Fire on Obudu Mountain…. Run, Run, Run!!!

The Local Organising Committee for the Obudu International Mountain Race has announced Saturday, November 28, 2009 as the date for the fifth edition of the race which will hold at the Obudu Ranch Resort in Obudu, Cross River State.

Cotecna clinches Best Service Provider award

Cotecna clinches Best Service Provider award

Cote Destination Inspection Limited has emerged as the best Service Provider in the post port reforms in Nigerian Maritime industry.
The award was presented at the weekend, to Cotecna’s Deputy Managing Director, Mr. Ernest Woka, by a distinguished legislator, Hon. Emeka Ihedioha at the event chaired by former Managing Director of the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), Chief Adebayo Sarumi.

Market value dips further by N35bn

Market value dips further by N35bn

The downtrend in the Nigerian capital market continued, Tuesday, as the value of listed equities on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) dipped further by N34.63 billion.