NFF accounts remain frozen, EFCC
Difficult times are definitely here for the unsettled Nigeria Football Federation as its three accounts still under investigation by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission will remain frozen until investigations by the anti-graft agency are concluded.
LASU-Iba road attacks: 40 suspects arrested
Men of the Nigerian Police from Ojo Division backed by military personnel, last week nabbed over 40 persons suspected to be involved in the attacks on Okada riders along the LASU-Iba Expressway.
Development economics needs to better help policymakers, World Bank
The World Bank Group President Robert B. Zoellick has called for a rethink of development economics to make it more useful to policy makers and announced a reorientation of World Bank research so it taps more effectively the experiences in developing countries through “Open Data, Open Knowledge, Open Solutions”. In a speech ahead of the […]
NPA retirees decry non screening of disabled colleagues
THE National Executive Council (NEC) of the Pensioners Welfare Association of the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) has decried the inability of the authority’s management to screen its disabled colleagues currently scattered across the country.
Oil rig operators move against Cabotage law, sue NIMASA
OIL rig operators have ganged up against the payment of the 2% Cabotage fee as prescribed in the Coastal and Inland Shipping Act otherwise known as Cabotage saying that the law excludes them from such payments.
Lagos Govt honours Maersk Nigeria
Maersk Nigeria Limited has been honoured by the Lagos State Government for its contribution towards the development of education in the state.
