Ohanaeze solidly behind IBB – Uzoh
Although the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) is yet to pick its presidential standard bearer, a chieftain of the party, Dr. Obinna Uzoh, says the fate of the PDP hangs on its zoning principle.
Lagos House passes vote of no confidence on LASU VC
Lagos State House of Assembly, yesterday, after a long deliberation passed a vote of no confidence on the Vice Chancellor of Lagos State University, LASU, Prof. Lateef Hussain, and called on the visitor to the institution, Governor Babatunde Fashola, to immediately put the machinery in motion for his removal.
Saraki seeks more UN support to fight polio
Kwara State Governor and Chairman, Nigeria Governors’ Forum, Dr. Olusola Saraki, has urged the United Nations to use its global goodwill to garner the requisite resources to support Nigeria in measles control and Polio eradication in the country.
Bomb scare: Police evacuate vehicles parked near stations
Following the October 1 twin bomb blasts that claimed over 12 lives at Abuja, police formations across the country have started evacuating abandoned vehicles parked near their premises.
Anambra people in US map development
ANAMBRA indigenes in the United States of America have mapped out programmes for the development of the state, as part of their contributions to support what they described as the forward-looking administration of Governor Peter Obi.
Group laments women’s poor attitude to credit facilities
NATIONAL President of Nigerian Association of Women Entrepreneurs, NAWE, Mrs. Ada Ozongwu, has lamented the poor attitude of women in the country towards accessing loans and other credit facilities.
Orji appeals to Abia ASUU to call off strike
Governor Theodore Orji of Abia State has appealed to lecturers of Abia State University to call off their strike, with a commitment to gradually offset the salary demands as requested by Abia Academic Staff Union of University, ASUU.
70 students get scholarships in Anambra
About 70 students across Anambra State have benefitted from the scholarship scheme instituted by an Onitsha-based industrialist and chairmanship aspirant on the platform of the All Progressives Grand Alliance, APGA, Lady Ann Chukwuneke.
Imo Education Board loses N60m to ghost workers
OWERRI—Imo State government loses over N60 million annually to194 ghost workers in the State Universal Basic Education Board, IMSUBEB.
4 killed in Bayelsa pirate attack
No fever than four persons have been reported killed in Bayelsa State in the wake of renewed pirate attacks.
Communal clash: C-River imposes curfew on warring areas
CROSS RIVER State government has condemned the deplorable and tragic communal clash which occurred on Saturday in Boki Local Government Area between Nsadop and Boje communities, over land rights, which claimed about 35 lives and imposed a dusk to dawn curfew on the two warring communities and their environs.
