We refuse to be distracted, says Army Chief

We refuse to be distracted, says Army Chief

Aftermath of consistent calls by several groups including the Nigeria Bar Association, NBA, that last Wednesday’s deployment of troops in the airport during President Umaru Yar’adua’s return without the knowledge of Acting President Goodluck Jonathan be probed, Chief of Army Staff, Lt. General Abdurahman Dambazau has stated that no amount of distraction will make the army via off its constitutional roles.
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Speaker lauds Ohakim on Niger Delta Bureau

Speaker lauds Ohakim on Niger Delta Bureau

By Chidi Nkwopara OWERRI—The Speaker, Imo State House of Assembly, Chief Goodluck Opiah, has described the establishment of the Bureau for Niger Delta by Governor Ikedi Ohakim administration as a “landmark achievement in the history of oil producing communities in the state.” Speaking to Vanguard after the Special Adviser to the Governor on Niger Delta […]

Ignore bomb scare claim, says Edo elders’ forum

Ignore bomb scare claim, says Edo elders’ forum

Nigerians have been advised to ignore the bomb scare near the premises of Edo State House of Assembly as a hoax by the Action Congress-led government in the state. This was contained in a statement by Edo State Elders Consultative Forum. The body referred to the bomb scare as another “wolf cry” by Governor Adams Oshiomhole where there is no wolf.

Reforms: PENGASSAN examines  challenges for stakeholders

Reforms: PENGASSAN examines challenges for stakeholders

UMBRELLA body for senior staff in the nation’s oil industry, the Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria (PENGASSAN), is becoming uncomfortable with the issues being thrown up by the ongoing reforms in the sector and it is not pretending about.

Unfair employment policies  now pervade nation’s  oil industry NUPENG

Unfair employment policies now pervade nation’s oil industry NUPENG

In a union/management meeting we held with SHELL management in Port Harcourt on November 12, 2008, the head of employees’ relations made us to understand that they operate across 11 states that make up the oil producing states, in 4002 communities and with contracts that are more than 22,000 with both labour and service contractors.