Elechi warns medical experts on corrupt practices
The Governor of Ebonyi State, Chief Martin Elechi, has warned medical experts in the state to steer clear of any form of corrupt practices, saying such acts were capable of truncating the provision of affordable healthcare delivery to the people of the state.
Shareholders storm National Assembly to protest creation of unclaimed dividend fund
Ahead of the public hearing by the National Assembly on Unclaimed Dividend and Abandoned Property Fund Act scheduled to hold in Abuja Wednesday, shareholders and operators in the capital market have raised fresh protest over the bill.
JTF converts Boyloaf’s Ezetu militant camp to military base
The military Joint Task Force, JTF, has converted the Ezetu stronghold of the former Movement for Emancipation of the Niger Delta, MEND, Commander, Ebikabowei Victor-Ben popularly known as General Boyloaf to a military base just as it pleaded with traditional rulers and community heads to assist the troops engaged in military action against recent cases of kidnapping and terrorism in the arrest of re-grouping militants.
EDUCATION FOR ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT AND REVOLUTION (part 2)
The following are some of the biggest problems facing Nigerian education:
Lagos doctors suspend 14 weeks old strike
The leadership of Medical Guild in Lagos public hospitals yesterday announced the suspension of the 14 weeks old strike for a period of five days to allow the state government implement the “mutual agreement’” newly reached at their last meeting.
NSE new DG to emerge Jan 2011, equity turnover dips 1.648 bn shares
A substantive Director General of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) is expected to emerge by January 2010 barring any unforseen circumstances. Mr. Emmanuel Ikhazoboh, the Interim Head of the Nigerian Stock Exchange today told Business Morning in an exclusive interview that a new Director General of the NSE is expected to emerge later in December but will formally take office in January 2011.
