S&P reaffirms international credit rating of FCMB
FCMB has had not only its B+/B long term and and short term global scale counterparty credit rating reassigned and reaffirmed, also it’s Nigeria national scale rating of ngA_ by Standard & Poor’s (S&P), the foremost international credit rating agency.
Programmes for devt of N-Delta must not fail, S-South Reps warn Alaibe
The South-South Parliamentary caucus of the House of Representatives last week paid an unscheduled visit to the office of the Presidential Adviser to the President on the Niger Delta and the National Coordinator of the Federal Government Post-Amnesty Programme, Mr. Timi Alaibe, and warned that since the South-South had now produced the President, all programmes meant for the development of the Niger Delta must not fail.
Oyo: Tension grips teachers as rumour of sack persists
TENSION has gripped some teachers in the Oyo State public primary and secondary schools over the sack option that Governor Adebayo Alao-Akala gave them as alternative to implementation of 27.5 per cent. Consequent upon a rumour that the state government was already compiling the list of teachers to be sent packing, some of them have begun intensive search for new jobs.
Remain faithful to God, Cleric advises journalists
Nigerian journalists have been urged to remain focused and faithful to God in their dogged battle against evil and criminality in the country
Leave Orji alone, APGA tells PDP
All Progressives Grand Alliance, APGA, yesterday, condemned attempt by Peoples Democratic Party, PDP to ‘conscript’ Governor Theodore Orji of Abia State into its fold, saying the move was a violation of the governor’s fundamental right to freedom of association as enshrined in Nigeria’s constitution
FG ‘ll address influx of expatriate workers – Minister
MINISTER of Labour and Productivity, Chief Emeka Wogu has said the Federal Government is determined to address rising concerns of influx of foreigners to take over jobs meant for Nigerians
