Corpses retrieved from Boko Haram slaughter chamber
Borno State Government, yesterday, explained that the Boko Haram havoc on the Nigerian people would have been more devastating but for its prompt intervention in arresting many of its members immediately the sect’s armoury was discovered.
ESUT workers suspend strike
By Tony Edike Enugu – The industrial action embarked upon by labour unions in Enugu State University of Science and Technology (ESUT) since June 1 this year to demand for conducive and enabling working environment for workers was yesterday, suspended following an understanding reached with the state government. The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), […]
6 in Police net for alleged container theft
The management of APM Terminals Apapa Limited, operator of the Apapa Container Terminal, has handed over six persons to the police in connection with an attempt to steal two 40-feet containers from the terminal.
F G moves to curb foreign dominance of Cabotgae trade
As a means of curbing the continuos dominance of Cabotage operations in the country by foreign shipowners, the federal government is to acquire a dump vessel for every petroleum product shipped into the country before the end of the year for proper monitoring.
Lagos enacts law to encourage partnership in business
THE Lagos State Government has promulgated a law to encourage individuals doing business in the state to form partnerships, saying such partnerships would be more beneficial to them than being sole proprietors.
Leadership crisis hits freighting forwarding groups
THE National Council of Managing Directors of Licensed Customs Agents (NCMDLA) and the National Association of Government Approved Freight Forwarders (NAGAFF) are currently at each other’s throat over the leadership of the later.
