UNICEF distributes electronic gadgets to communities

By Chidi Nkwopara OWERRI—The United Nations Children Emergency Fund (UNICEF), ‘A’ Field office, Enugu, has distributed some electrical and electronic gadgets to two communities in Imo state, under its Communication for Development (C4D) project. The benefitting communities are Umuago, Urualla and Umuokwara, Akokwa autonomous communities, all in Ideato North Local Government Area of Imo state. […]
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Osun: Aregbesola tenders more evidence

Governorship candidate of the Action Congress (AC) in Osun State, Alhaji Rauf Aregbesola yesterday tendered five additional extra-large Ghana-Must-Go bags of ballot papers used for the conduct of the election in Odo-Otin Local Government where his opponent, Governor Olagunsoye Oyinlola hails from before the Osun State Election Petition Tribunal.

Ogun civil servants to begin strike

CIVIL servants in Ogun State yesterday said they would soon join other striking workers in the State, if the State Government fails to accede to their demand for improved pay package and better working conditions by next week.

Count me out of plot to sack Speaker, deputy – Oni

EKITI—Governor Segun Oni of Ekiti State has absolved himself from the alleged plot to impeach the Speaker of the State House of Assembly, Mr Olatunji Odeyemi and his deputy, Mr Saliu Adeoti, saying the state executive does not meddle in the affairs of the legislative arm of government.

NJC pushes for sanction on Buhari’s lawyer

The National Judicial Council (NJC), has recommended Chief Mike Ahamba (SAN), the lead counsel to Maj-Gen Muhammadu Buhari, the presidential flag-bearer of ANPP, for disciplinary action.

Group seeks protest against deregulation

Worried by the untold hardship Nigerians may face due to the Federal Government’s planned deregulation of the downstream sector of the petroleum industry scheduled for November 1, the Human Rights Writers’ Association of Nigeria (HURIWA), has called on the Nigeria Labour Congress and other civil society organisations to organise mass action to protest what they described as the unpopular policy.

FG appeals verdict on Korean oil blocs

The Federal Government has rejected the August 10, 2009 verdict handed down by the immediate past Chief Judge of the Federal High Court, Justice Abdullahi Mustapha, which annulled the revocation by the government of two oil prospecting licences granted to a South Korean consortium in respect of oil blocs 321 and 323, four years ago.

Aviation workers seize GAT

Workers of the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN), under the auspices of National Union of Air Traffic Employees (NUATE) and Air Services Senior Staff Association of Nigeria (ATTTSAN), yesterday took over the General Aviation Terminal (GAT) of the Murtala Muhammed Airport, Lagos, to stop Bi-Courtney Aviation Services Limited from taking over the facility.

Passport: Ribadu threatens to sue govt

Former chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Mr. Nuhu Ribadu, has threatened a court action if the government moved ahead with the decision not to renew his passport.

Football Awards: Obaseki disagrees with Gov. Amechi

Felix Anyansi Agwu made a remark on stage at the AIT/MTN Footballer of the Year Awards. It turned out to be a major issue on the occasion that was graced by many big shots in Nigerian football.

UNN lecturers yet to resume

Nsukka — Normal academic activities are yet to start at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) in spite of the  suspension of the nationwide strike by UNN lecturers yet to resume. ASUU had on Friday  suspended its almost  four-month-old strike for two weeks to enable the government sign the agreement between it and the university […]

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