FG fines British Airways $135m, Virgin Atlantic $100m
The Nigerian Airport Authorities have fined British Airways $135 million and Virgin Atlantic $100 million amid a dispute over ticket prices, the head of the Nigerian Airport Authorities said Thursday
FUPRE crisis deepens, as SSANU opts for dialogue
WARRI- As the work-to-rule declared on Tuesday by Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU and Non Academic Staff Union, NASU of Federal University of Petroleum, FUPRE, Effurun in Delta State, over alleged unlawful recall of Vice Chancellor, Prof. Babatunde Alabi and Registrar, Dr. L. Onwuka from terminal leave by the Minister of Education, Senior Staff Association of Nigeria, SSANU of the university, has opted to pursue dialogue and peace in resolving the issue.
Labour sends SOS to Northern govs over ex-textile workers’ plight
ORGANISED labour in the nation’s Textile industry, has appealed to Governor Patrick Yakowa of Kaduna, and other Northern governors to intervene in the plights of over 2000 former workers of Kaduna Textiles Limited, KTL, Nortex/Fintex Limited and Arewa Textiles Plc.
On the legality of the post-UTME test
A Few weeks ago, Senator Heineken Lokpobiri, (representing Bayelsa West) tabled a motion before the Senate seeking to declare the Post-Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (Post-UTME) test conducted by universities across the country illegal.
Standardising the National Awards
ON Monday, November 14, 2011, President Goodluck Jonathan formally decorated the 354 members of the Nigerian elite, who won this year’s National Honours amidst pomp, pageantry and tight security in the nation’s capital, Abuja.
Mikel plays into Keshi’s bad books
Eagles coach Stephen Keshi revealed his frustration with midfielder, John Obi Mikel who failed to play in the two friendly games against Botswana and Zambia.
