Power generation drops by 1,080 mw as Egbin shuts down
Power generation in the country dropped by 1,080 mega watts on Tuesday due to the shut down of the Egbin Thermal Station.
Aregbesola’s wife partners foreign firm against child trafficking
In line with the quest of the Osun State Government to tackle human trafficking, the office of the wife of governor in the state is to partner with a United States-based organisation, Safe house International to fight against child trafficking.
‘Benue needs N2.6bn to implement minimum wage’
Benue State government has said it would require about N2.6 billion to pay the new minimum wage for workers in the 23 local government councils in the state.
Ondo reads riot act to civil servants
CIVIL Servants in Ondo State have been warned against leaking official documents classified as secret to politicians.
Be cautious on fuel subsidy removal, cleric tells Jonathan
THE Catholic Bishop of Nnewi Diocese in Anambra State, Most Revd Hilary Okeke, yesterday urged President Goodluck Jonathan to be cautious in taking decision on the planned removal of oil subsidy, arguing that the best thing to do was to allow the people decide on the matter.
Osun PDP condemns Aregbesola over pardon of 4 convicts
The main opposition party in Osun State, the Peoples’ Democratic Party, PDP, yesterday condemned the recent release of four persons who were convicted for the gruesome murder of a former member of the State House of Assembly, Mr. Odunayo Olagbaju, in December 2001.
