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LP cheiftain escapes suspected kidnappers

LP cheiftain escapes suspected kidnappers

FOUR suspected gunmen have stormed the residence of the mother of a Labour Party House of Representatives aspirant in Ondo State, Chief Olufemi Adekanmbi and shot sporadically in an attempt to kidnap him.

INEC 2011 elections:Igini as umpire?

INEC 2011 elections:Igini as umpire?

IN a recent contribution, I called for voices like those of advocate Mike Igini and others from Delta State to take up the gauntlet of representing the diminishing voice of Delta State in the nationallegislature in the imminent elections for 2011.

Content Act: No waivers for oil, gas operators

Content Act: No waivers for oil, gas operators

The Executive Secretary of the Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board, Mr. Ernest Nwapa, has said oil and gas operators and multinational service companies would not be encouraged to seek waivers in the course of implementing the Nigerian Content Act.

Further retrenchment ’ll de-skill railway – Labour

Further retrenchment ’ll de-skill railway – Labour

NATIONAL Union of Railway Workers, NURW, has warned against further retrenchment of workers in the Nigerian Railway Corporation, NRC, saying further retrenchment would rob the corporation of skilled and experienced employees.

N2.3bn scam: EFCC probes Bankole, others

N2.3bn scam: EFCC probes Bankole, others

Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Mrs. Farida Waziri, yesterday, said the agency will set up a panel to look into the alleged N2.3 billion scam in the House of Representatives.

Group sues PDP, 56 other parties over zoning

Group sues PDP, 56 other parties over zoning

A political pressure group, People’s Zone Alliance, PZA, has taken the People’s Democratic Party, PDP, and the 56 other political parties in the country to court to seek an interpretation over the issue of zoning ahead of the 2011 elections.

N2.3bn fraud: ICPC files fresh charges against Ogbulafor, 2 others

N2.3bn fraud: ICPC files fresh charges against Ogbulafor, 2 others

The Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission, ICPC, yesterday, re-arraigned former chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Prince Vincent Ogbulafor with two others, before an Abuja high court , over a 17-count amended criminal charge, bothering on an alleged N2.3billion fraud.

Jega’s INEC

Jega’s INEC

The first of these pitfalls is the fact that President Goodluck Jonathan failed to adhere to the recommendations of the Uwais Panel on the appointment of INEC chairman, a recommendation that would have required him to make his choice from among nominees recommended by the National Judicial Council, before sending his choice to the Senate for ratification.