Ogun Traffic Agency arrests 16,000 drivers, cyclists
The Ogun Traffic Compliance and Enforcement Corps (TRACE) has arrested 16,000 drivers and cyclists for various traffic offences since its establishment in 2005.
MAARDEC boss donates wheel chair to physically challenged persons
The President of Mobility Aid and Appliances Research and Development Centre, MAARDEC, Mr Cosmos Okoli has donated wheel chairs to some physically challenged persons in the Amuwo-Odofin area of Lagos State
Anambra NULGE wants N18,000 new minimum wage implemented
The Nigeria Union of Local Government Employees, NULGE, Anambra State branch, yesterday called on state governors to implement the N18,000 new national minimum wage already signed into law by President Jonathan Goodluck.
Effective ICT regulation is critical to economic growth, says ITU
A new report at the 11th edition of International Telecommunication Union’s , (ITU) flagship ICT regulatory report, Trends in Telecommunication Reform has revealed that effective ICT regulation is critical to all economic growth.
Okobah aids 5,000 in Ika constituencey
NO fewer than 5,000 persons have received free medical services for various ailments courtesy of the ACN candidate for the Ika Federal Constituency election in to the National Assembly.
Robbers lay siege on Mile 2, Badagry Expressway
The increasing spate of robbery attacks at Finniger bus stop, along Mile11/Badagry expressway and it’s environs is giving sleepless nights to residents of the area. Owners of different business concerns in the area which is located in satellite town
