Aero blames air mishap on humidity

Aero blames air mishap on humidity

Following Sunday’s mishap in which 15 passengers aboard Aero flight AJ320 were injured when the airline made an emergency landing at the Murtala Muhammed Airport in Lagos, the management, yesterday, attributed the development to humidity and warm air mixing which metamorphosed into a cloud of smoke.
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2011: Senator Saraki’s guber ambition divides Kwara PDP

2011: Senator Saraki’s guber ambition divides Kwara PDP

It was all like a wild rumour until very recently when the strongman of Kwara politics gathered his teeming supporters at his campaign office at Olorunsogo- Ilorin to break the much awaited traditional news of who is to be voted for as the next governor in the coming election.

PIB: NNPC to convene takeholders’ summit

PIB: NNPC to convene takeholders’ summit

Contending issues surrounding the Petroleum Industry Bill, PIB, currently before the National Assembly, have made it imperative for the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, to convene a summit of stakeholders.

Investigations into Abuja bomb blast

Investigations into Abuja bomb blast

SOON after the bomb blast that rocked the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja on Independence Day, claiming 12 lives with scores wounded, many expressed reservations over the ability of our security agencies, unearthing masterminds of the tragedy. In fact, their fears were not unfounded going by the number of unresolved cases of that nature which have dotted the history of our checkered nation like a sore thumb. The list of such cases are unending.

Revolt in PDP

Revolt in PDP

NATIONAL Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Dr. Okwesilieze Nwodo was, yesterday, enmeshed in a fresh crisis after members of the National Working Committee, NWC, rose against him alleging high-handedness and usurpation of the NWC’s power.

2011: Reps approve April for polls

2011: Reps approve April for polls

The House of Representatives ad-hoc Committee on the Review of the 1999 Constitution has approved 30 post-election days before the handover date in 2011, just as it adopted the 150 days recommended by the Muhammed Uwais’ Electoral Review Committee to allow time for judicial pronouncements on election litigations.

Fear rules Bauchi over Boko Haram

Fear rules Bauchi over Boko Haram

For quite some time, Bauchi State has been in the news for the wrong reasons largely due to the level of insecurity in the State. This is because cases of armed robbery, kidnapping and terrorist acts of the dreaded Islamic sect, known as Boko Haram, are all becoming the order of day and this is giving everybody a cause for concern.

‘Nigerian Content Law has brought  exciting times’

‘Nigerian Content Law has brought exciting times’

Future Concerns Nigeria Limited, a specialised safety equipment solutions provider in the oil and gas industry, was recently granted rights to build a multi_million dollar service centre in Nigeria by MSA of United States, the world’s leading manufacturer of safety equipment. In this interview with Yemie Adeoye, the Managing Director, Mr. Tony Oguike, spoke on the importance of the project, the Nigerian Content Law, among other industry issues. Excerpts:

CNPP endorses Fitch’s rating of Nigerian economy

CNPP endorses Fitch’s rating of Nigerian economy

Conference of Registered Political Parties, CNPP, said yesterday that the BB-Minus rating of Nigerian economy by Fitch was the true reflection of the state of the nation’s economy, and blamed it on selfish policies embarked upon by the ruling Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in the last decade.

Stock market capitalisation drops  by N25bn

Stock market capitalisation drops by N25bn

The declining trend on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) continued last week, as equities value represented by the market capitalisation dipped by 24.91 billion.

ASUU Benin Zone asks S-East govs to resign

ASUU Benin Zone asks S-East govs to resign

THE Benin zone of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, yesterday, rose from its emergency meeting and called on the five governors of the South East States to resign their positions for alleged attempt to turn the state universities in the South East into “ethnic enclaves”.

Punish owners of illegal drug markets, Lagos pharmacists task govt

Punish owners of illegal drug markets, Lagos pharmacists task govt

FOLLOWING the clamp down and sealing of illegal drug markets in central Lagos, pharmacists under the aegis of the Lagos State branch of the Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria (PSN), have urged the Lagos State government to bring its full weight to bear on persons who contravene the law on the sale, distribution, and display of counterfeit and adulterated products in unregistered places or premises in Lagos State and environs.

IBB not the best aspirant

IBB not the best aspirant

IN an article by one John Wambai published in the viewpoint page of Sunday Vanguard of September 19, the author said that he is one of the supporters of IBB, that as Christians, we should accept whatever that comes our way as the will of God and totally submit to it.