Northerners urged to support Jonathan
CHIEF Moses Bebenimibo, has called on Northern politicians to join forces with the South to support President Goodluck Jonathan to contest 2011 presidential election, with a view to moving the nation forward.
2011: Work for Jonathan’s election, Agabi urges Nigerians
A member of Goodluck Support Group, GSG, Chief John Agabi, has charged Nigerians to work assiduously for the election of President Goodluck Jonathan as president in 2011.
Kidnapping: CLO wants security agencies overhauled
Anambra State branch of the Civil Liberties Organization,CLO, has called for a total overhaul of the security system in Anambra State, if the battle against kidnapping and other crimes were to be won
AP appoints new helmsman
The Board of Directors of African Petroleum Plc has approved the appointment of Mr. Michael O. Ahme as the Acting MD/CEO.
Brokers lament negative comments about capital market activities
Stockbrokers have expressed their grievances over recent unpleasant comments about the capital market by individuals in positions of authority in the country.
Suffering and crying on pension queues: The untold story of Nigeria’s senior citizens
In their prime, they toiled and gave their best towards the development of their fatherland. Some spent over three decades working loyally for the system which they had implicit faith in. Years after retirement when they should be rewarded for good work, they are receiving pain and anguish.
CP Fiberglass set to change the nation’s landscape
To aid Nigeria’s drive for sustainable development, CP Fiberglass Limited, a company that specialises in advanced composites including fiberglass-reinforced products, is set to provide technologically advanced solutions that would be of benefit to the nation.
Price of electricity not attractive to private sector, NERC
The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), has blamed the lack of interest by private investors in power generation and distribution on what it described as the cheap price of electricity in the country.
‘500 Nigerians in Swiss prisons’
NO fewer than 500 Nigerians are currently serving jail terms for various offences in Switzerland. Also, 1,800 others are living and working legitimately in that country while 1,600 seek asylum annually
The fear of FIFA is the beginning of wetin?
WE are surely getting good at being bad, taking one step forward and several backward. And rather than pretend that the Nigeria/FIFA spat has been resolved by Nigeria blinking and grovelling before FIFA while the latter looks away to make for the impeachment of principal officers of the Nigerian Football Federation, the truth of the matter remains that we’ve once more made fools of ourselves before the whole world, showed ourselves up for the spineless people that we are.
Aka Ikenga holds business seminar
FORMER Senate President, Anyim Pius Anyim, will Thursday chair a seminar which seeks to create a deeper understanding of taxation and business rules in Lagos.
