Germany targets 6 million electric vehicles by 2030

Germany targets 6 million electric vehicles by 2030

Germany plans to have six million electric vehicles on the road by 2030, a Minister has said. Ursula Heinen-Esser, vice-minister in the Federal Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety Ministry, made this known in Berlin while delivering a paper titled Transforming Germany’s energy system.
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LASIEC to meet political parties over credible LG polls

LASIEC to meet political parties over credible LG polls

Lagos State Independent Electoral Commission, LASIEC, said, weekend, it had concluded plans to meet with political parties and stakeholders in the forthcoming local government elections to brief them on election guidelines and plans for a hitch free and fair election in the state.

Boko Haram: S-East govs task Northern leaders

Boko Haram: S-East govs task Northern leaders

THE five governors of South East, Sunday, called on stakeholders in the northern part of the country to tackle the current wave of insecurity in the region arising from the violent activities of the Islamic sect, Boko Haram just as Minister of Police Affairs has summoned the Inspector-General of Police and the top police hierarchy to a security meeting over Boko Haram

Osun moves to boost food production

Osun moves to boost food production

Osun State Governor, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola, has secured the commitment of the Chinese Province of Juiangsu, to invest in the State’s agro-allied industries and training of farmers to boost the sector in the state.

Strike: Ebonyi Speaker calls for dialogue

Strike: Ebonyi Speaker calls for dialogue

Speaker, Ebonyi State House of Assembly, Mr. Ikechukwu Nwankwo, has called on organized labour in the country to exhaust every available medium of negotiation with the Federal Government over the non-implementation of the N18, 000 minimum wage before embarking on industrial action.

Obi commissions water project in Awka

Obi commissions water project in Awka

AFTER about 10 years of acute scarcity of water in the capital city of Awka , taps have begun to flow again, thus bringing joy to the inhabitants of the city.