Election tribunal: Aggrieved candidates appeal to court registrar

Election tribunal: Aggrieved candidates appeal to court registrar

SOME of the aggrieved candidates in the 2011 April National and State House of Assembly elections in Cross River State, whose cases are still pending at the election petitions tribunal, have appealed to the Chief Registrar of Court of Appeal for his intervention in ensuring that their petitions were given adequate attention before the expiration of the life of the tribunal.
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Clerics declare war on Abia govt over indigenisation policy

Clerics declare war on Abia govt over indigenisation policy

Clerics have declared war on Abia State Government over its indigenisation policy, as the parish priest of St. Paul’s Catholic Church, Egbelu-Umuhu, Rev. Father Ben Ogu, has called for Governor Theodore Orji to be declared persona-non-grata in all states of the country.

LCDA vice chair debunks truce with boss

LCDA vice chair debunks truce with boss

Suspended vice chairman of Eredo Local Government Development Area, in Lagos State, Mr. Adesanya Lateef and some of his executive council members have refuted allegations that they have brokered a truce with the chairman of the council, Adelaja Sabiu.

Concrete mixer kills father of  2 in Delta

Concrete mixer kills father of 2 in Delta

TRAGEDY struck in Bomadi Local Government Area of Delta State, as a 25-year-old operator and a father of two, working with a construction company (names withheld) in the area, was squeezed to death by a concrete mixing machine.

Nigeria projected to become Africa’s  biggest economy by 2018

Nigeria projected to become Africa’s biggest economy by 2018

Nigeria’s economy has been projected to be Africa’s biggest economy by 2018, overtaking South Africa in the process. Head of Research Africa, Standard Chartered Bank, Mrs Razia Khan, stated this at the Africa Summit organised by the bank in Lagos, with the theme, “Africa in the Super-Cycle”.

Okorocha sacks Adapalm’s mgt c’ttee

Okorocha sacks Adapalm’s mgt c’ttee

Governor Rochas Okorocha of Imo State has approved the immediate sack of the Interim Management Committee, IMC, of government- owned multi-million naira oil palm plantation, Adapalm Nigeria Limited, led by Christian Nnadumije Igwe.

What you should know about breast cancer

What you should know about breast cancer

Breast cancer today is not what it was 20 years ago. Survival rates are climbing, thanks to greater awareness, more early detection, and advances in treatment. For thousands of people who are diagnosed with breast cancer each year, there are plenty of reasons to be hopeful.

Redefining Women in Nollywood

Redefining Women in Nollywood

What is the place of women in the Nigerian film industry? How much has the industry helped in the empowerment of the womenfolk? Is it that the women have been portrayed in a bad light or that, they are made to be victims of systematic discrimination and stereotypes in Nollywood?

Crisis in NDLEA over Baba Suwe

Crisis in NDLEA over Baba Suwe

The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA, is engulfed in deep crisis following the inability of ace comedian, Alhaji Babatunde Omidina, (Baba Suwe), who was arrested last Wednesday on suspicion of drug trafficking, to excrete drugs after three trials.

TUC warns against removing labour from exclusive list

TUC warns against removing labour from exclusive list

TRADE Union Congress of Nigeria, TUC, has said the move by the Nigerian Governors Forum, NGF to amend the constitution to remove labour and related matters from the exclusive list to the concurrent list, is aimed at killing the labour movement.

MTN okays compensation for BlackBerry users

MTN okays compensation for BlackBerry users

AT the resumed hearing of corruption suit by Financial and Crimes Commission (EFCC) against the former governor of Ekiti State, Chief Ayo Fayose, yesterday at the Federal High Court, Ado Ekiti, the former governor questioned the jurisdiction of court to hear the suit.

Vice chancellor bewails poor labour standards in Nigeria

Vice chancellor bewails poor labour standards in Nigeria

A RENOWNED Industrial Relations scholar and Vice-Chancellor of Joseph Ayo Babalola University, JABU, Ikeji-Arakeji, Osun State, Professor Sola Fajana, has bemoaned the poor labour standards in the country, lamenting that Nigeria has continually been carpeted by the International Labour Organisation, ILO, for flagrant violation of workers and trade union rights.