Lagos warns residents against indiscriminate dumping of refuse

As part of measures to ensure a filth-free Christmas and New Year celebrations, the Lagos Waste Management Authority, LAWMA, has warned residents in the state particularly, Orile Iganmu and Ajah communities and environs to desist from dumping refuse indiscriminately within the metropolis and on the road median or be sanctioned severely.
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Soladoye elucidates the benefits of compulsory insurance products

Mr. Yemi Soladoye, Consultant to the National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) on the Market Development and Restructuring Initiative (MDRI) has called on Nigerians to embrace the compulsory insurance products which NAICOM is enforcing saying that it will benefit them.

FG holds White Ribbon confab against rape

THE Federal Government has expressed desire to effectively engage young men in a White Ribbon Campaign as ambassadors and watchdogs to stop violence against young women.

SWAN CUP gets date

The 2011 edition of the Sports Writers Association of Nigeria, Lagos chapter SWAN Cup kicks off December 12 at the National Stadium, Surulere Lagos.

Court affirms NFF board’s legitimacy

The Federal High Court, Abuja on Friday affirmed that the present Executive Committee of the Nigeria Football Federation was validly elected into office and therefore, legitimate.

Lecturers cripple universities, begin indefinite strike

UNIVERSITY lecturers across the country begin an indefinite strike from today.
National President of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), Professor Ukachukwu Awuzie who made this known Sunday in Port Harcourt said this time the strike would be” total and comprehensive”.

Airtel invests $600m in network capacity

One of the Telecoms Operators in Nigeria, Airtel Networks Limited has disclosed that it has invested over $600m in the past one year to expand the network while enhancing the robustness of its network in pursuit of world class quality of service (QoS).

ACN rejects Kogi governorship election result

ACN on Sunday in Lokoja rejected the state governorship election results announced by INEC, with its collation centre agent, Malam Mohammed Suleiman, refusing to sign the results sheet.

S-East govs to bury Ojukwu February 2, 2012

THE remains of the former leader of Biafran republic, Dim Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu who passed on November 26 would be laid to rest on February 2, next year, the South East Governors’ Forum announced Sunday.

Former Brazil captain Socrates dies at 57

Brazil’s 1982 World Cup captain Socrates, the “Golden Heel”, died in hospital on Sunday of septic shock at the age of 57, his doctors said in a statement.

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