Labour leaders in Imo vow to continue strike

Labour leaders in Imo vow to continue strike

Leaders of labour unions in Imo State have vowed not to call off the current indefinite industrial action in the state until the Rochas Okorocha administration accepts to fully implement the N18,000 minimum wage.
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Information Asymmetry  in Fertility Treatments

Information Asymmetry in Fertility Treatments

Not every woman was born with the dream of one day holding her own kind in her arms in the form of a baby, but surely, that instinct catches up with nearly every woman at one point or the other. Beyond the biological, there is the social expectation that every female, whether or not she is married, should give birth to a child.

PenCom plans flexible investment regulation

PenCom plans flexible investment regulation

The National Pension Commission, PenCom, said that it will adopt a flexible investment regulation for Pension Funds Administrators in the country, allowing them to invest in a wide range of investment outlets in the years ahead.

Day disabled commercial bus operators went gaga in Lagos

Day disabled commercial bus operators went gaga in Lagos

Created by the administration of Senator Bola Ahmed Tinubu to assist the police in traffic control in the state, the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority, LASTMA, mean different things to different people.

GUS 8: It’s  26 episodes of non-stop action

GUS 8: It’s 26 episodes of non-stop action

It promises to be another period of fun, suspense and excitement for TV viewers across the country as the broadcast of the first wholly Nigerian local content reality TV show, Gulder Ultimate Search 8, enters its second week this weekend on selected local TV and cable stations.

Anioma in Diaspora charges INEC on electoral reforms

Anioma in Diaspora charges INEC on electoral reforms

ATLANTA- ANIOMA people in the Diaspora under the aegis of Anioma Association, have called on the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, to embark on electoral reforms that would accommodate the rights of all Nigerians of voting age living abroad to participate in the country’s democratic process by exercising their franchise in future elections.

New PDP Constitution ‘ll discourage prostitution-Babale

New PDP Constitution ‘ll discourage prostitution-Babale

The Acting National chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) , Alhaji Kawu Baraje recently inaugurated a 23-member committee to review the party’s constitution. On the panel is Barrister Ibrahim Ahmed Babale, a former Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice in Bauchi state. Babale in this interview previews the assignment ahead of the committee. Excerpts:

The ‘missing’ governor

The ‘missing’ governor

I RECENTLY visited the United States and was invited to the official opening of an impressive, world-class Benue Culture Exhibition in Washington DC.

FG cuts down on overseas training for ex-N/Delta militants

FG cuts down on overseas training for ex-N/Delta militants

ABUJA-The Federal Government, said, Thursday, that only 30 per cent offshore training for former militants in the Niger Delta would be accommodated in its post-amnesty programme for next year, while the remaining 70 per cent would be done locally, to save cost.

Edo PDP chieftain faults comment on Anenih

Edo PDP chieftain faults comment on Anenih

BENIN CITY-AChieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in Edo State, Ms Bisi Idaomu, Thursday, faulted the comment credited to former member of the National Executive Committee of the party, Mr. Henry Idahagbon, who accused former chairman Board of Trustees of the PDP, Chief Tony Anenih, as being behind the problem bedeviling the PDP in the state.

Shell denies Benzene link in Ogoni

Shell denies Benzene link in Ogoni

PORT HARCOURT- SHELL Petroleum Development Company, has denied allegations linking its operations in Ogoni with benzene, an agent found in water that is known to cause cancer in humans.

LASTMA can fine traffic offenders, Fashola insists

LASTMA can fine traffic offenders, Fashola insists

Following the judgment of Justice Okon Abang of a Federal High Court in Lagos on Tuesday, barring Lagos State Traffic Management Authority, LASTMA, from imposing fines on traffic offenders, Lagos State Governor, Mr Babatunde Fashola, Thursday, said the state has the residual authority to make legislation on municipal issues that fall within the ambit of the state.

Carnival in Warri as Gbagi turns 50

Carnival in Warri as Gbagi turns 50

WARRI-IT was carnival-like in Warri, Delta State, Thursday, as dignitaries from all walks of life turned out for the 50th birthday celebration of former Minister of State for Education, Olorogun Kenneth Gbagi.

Akpabio: The seal of victory

Akpabio: The seal of victory

HOw sweet the sound of victory is! It is even sweeter when the victory is won “home and away” like the Brazilian team of USA ’94 would do to any team that crosses their path. Such was the mood from Uyo to Calabar, Port Harcourt to Lagos and Abuja to other parts Nigeria when, on Friday, September 15, the Court of Appeal sitting in Calabar upheld the election of Governor Godswill Akpabio of Akwa Ibom State. And the victory sound was blared from all corners of the world, blowing the good news across the lands and waters of Africa.

Day Amaechi dazed lawyers

Day Amaechi dazed lawyers

NIGERIA is working in Rivers State,” Governor Isa Yuguda of Bauchi State said in admiration at one of the project sites during the recent facility tour undertaken by members of the Nigerian Bar Association, NBA to some projects in Rivers State. A former president of the NBA Lanke Odogyon, SAN who led the NBA team on the inspection team was, however, to pray for sustenance saying “our prayer is that a Pharaoh that does not know Joseph should not come one day to ruin the legacy projects of this administration”.