EMPLOYERS in the country and labour leaders are among guests expected at the inauguration of Human Capital Providers Association of Nigeria, HuCaPan, whose members are registered to develop and promote standards and ethical practices in recruitment, deployment and management of outsourced manpower in Nigeria.

Since ailing President Umaru Yar’ Adua embarked upon a medical vacation in Saudi Arabia without transmitting a letter to the leadership of the National Assembly to enable his Deputy, Dr Goodluck Jonathan, to emerge as the Acting President, the nation has been thrown into a constitutional chaos.

THE Senate, yesterday, voted by two-third majority to push through 36 amendments to the 1999 Constitution to alleviate the nation’s electoral system.

The current government’s policy to launder the image of the country through the re branding efforts of Former Minister of Information and Communication, Prof. Dora Akunyili received a boost penultimate week at the Oranmiyan Hall of Airport Hotel, Ikeja with the public presentation of a book, Nigeria: A Harvest of Nature, an illustrative compendium on Nigeria written by Engr. Adamu Ajunam, an engineer who works in Julius Berger PLC.

AT the homicide section of the dreaded State Criminal Investigations Department (SCID), Panti, Yaba, Lagos, Lucky Agofure, an Edo-state born hotelier looked resignedly remorseful. He stared directly at this reporter’s eyes and said, “If I had known, I would have paid Princewill the N1,000 debt that has now led to his death. Now, look at what it has put me into”.