Niger suspends 17 officials for alleged fraud

Niger suspends 17 officials for alleged fraud

By Wole Mosadomi MINNA — THE  Niger State government has suspended 17 top government officials from office for conniving with contractors and politicians to defraud the state government of billions of naira. The civil servants who were fingered for inflating the contract sum in connivance with contractors during the immediate past administration will also be […]
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Women blame UNIPORT rape, death on FG

Women blame UNIPORT rape, death on FG

Following the death of some of the raped 12 female students of University of Port Harcourt last week by ex-militants, the International Federation of Female Lawyers (FIDA) in Rivers State, said it was holding the Federal Govern-ment accountable for failure to protect the students from the violation.

Budget: Obahiagbon blasts lawmakers

Budget: Obahiagbon blasts lawmakers

A member of the House of Representatives, Mr Patrick Obahiagbon, has described as “sad and disappointing”, the current face-off between the leadership of the Senate and House of Representa-tives over the 2010 budget presentation.

Count Army out of politics, says Danbazau

Count Army out of politics, says Danbazau

The Nigerian Army (NA), Monday stated in Lagos, that it had no intention of meddling with politics or taking over power, pledging commitment to its constitutional responsibilities.

Aims of Media Merit  Award, by Odunewu

Aims of Media Merit Award, by Odunewu

THE Chairman, Board of the Nigeria Media Merit Award (NMMA), Alhaji Alade Odunewu, has said that the annual awards to media professionals was aimed at promoting excellence in the media and foster unity in the media and the society at large.

Govt tasked on N-Delta

Govt tasked on N-Delta

THE Federal Government has been charged not to renege on its commitment to rapidly develop the Niger Delta, especially now that the struggle has shifted from armed violence to ideological agitation.

Strike looms in varsities over ‘no work, no pay’ rule

Strike looms in varsities over ‘no work, no pay’ rule

ANOTHER strike is looming in the nation’s university system as members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) are contemplating what to do as a result of the insistence of the Federal Government to implement a policy of “no work, no pay rule” on them.

Akpoyibo urges Nigerians  to be security conscious

Akpoyibo urges Nigerians to be security conscious

The Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Mr. Marvel Akpoyibo, has advised members of the public to be security conscious during this festive season as criminals have adopted new tactics and mode of operations.

Lagos boosts micro credit fund with N350m

Lagos boosts micro credit fund with N350m

The Lagos State Government has pumped the sum of N350 million into its micro credit fund expected to be disbursed by eight micro finance banks registered under the Lagos State Microfinance Institution (LASMI).