Group sends SOS to Jonathan on insecurity in Abia
Optometrists laud Uduaghan on internship
Amaechi charges Nigerians on accountability
Robbers lay siege to Asaba-Ogwashi-Uku road
Imoke pledges aid to Bakassi returnees
FG unfolds two-point agenda for sustainable gas supply
Gbong Gwom’s Palace Torched
N10bn for nation’s Golden Jubilee wasteful, says NLC
PTDF partner UN on Niger Delta youth development
ETERNA oil appoints new MD as Boyi steps down
EFCC accuses Atuche of trying to stall trial
Nigerdock graduates 40 welders and fitters
Nigerian Content Act to boost Amnesty Programme
AIS tasks investors on mutual funds’ investments
MoneyGram partners First Bank on funds transfer
Citibank Nigeria kicks off Diversity Week

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CSR: Centrica moves to empower Nigerian youths
IN keeping with its commitment to facilitate development in Nigerian communities and in line with its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programme, Centrica Energy has entered into strategic partnership with the Maritime Academy, Oron, Akwa Ibom State, to train the youths in various trades.
Fashola seeks more federal constituencies for Lagos
In readiness for the 2011 general polls, Governor Babatunde Fashola of Lagos State has said delineation of more constituencies in the state would bring government closer to the people, ensure that their votes count and encourage accountability.
NULGE boss tasks LG workers on loyalty
LOCAL Government Area workers’ executives in Delta State, have been charged to be loyal to their council boss and desist from constituting themselves into demi-gods, bent on truncating council’s set objectives. The workers were also warned against disobeying the rules of engagement.
Group insists on INEC’s unbundling
The Electoral Reform Network, ERN, has called for the unbundling of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, before the 2011 general elections, to guarantee free and fair polls.
Maritime workers threaten showdown over wages
MARITIME Workers Union of Nigeria, MWUN, Monday issued a two-week ultimatum to the management of Nigerian Ports Authority, NPA, to prevail on Shell Petroleum Development Company, SPDC, Chevron/Texaco, Agip Energy & Natural Resources and 18 other firms to pay dockworkers for tonnage handled in off-shore operations for the past three years, or members would down tools nationwide.

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