Amaechi to NASS: Pass PIB into law now
GOVERNOR Chibuike Amaechi, has enjoined the National Assembly to pass the Petroleum Industry Bill into law, stressing that it would promote industrialisation, create employment and reduce crime in the country.
Enugu donates buses to 300 schools
THE Enugu State government yesterday distributed 14-seater Nissan buses to 300 public and some mission secondary schools in the state.
NESREA warns on dangers of domestic chemicals
As part of effort to build a safe environment through effective implementation of the various national environmental regulations, the National Environmental Standards Regulations Enforcement Agency, NISREA, last week warned that chemicals commonly used for industrial, domestic and agricultural purposes can negatively impact on human health and the environment if uncontrolled.
SEC, World Bank to train quoted companies on IFRS
Ahead of full adoption of the International Financial Reporting Standard (IFRS) by quoted companies, the Securities and Exchnage Commission (SEC) said it is partnering with the World Bank to give adequate capacity training to managers of companies to equip them for successful migration.
Protesting ambulance operators docked
LAGOS – Ambulance operators in Mushin and Idi-Araba areas of Lagos, who protested over alleged extortion and molestation by some staff of Lagos University Teaching Hospital, LUTH, were, Monday, arraigned before a Cele Magistrate’s Court, Lagos.
Dim Chukwuemeka Odumegwu-Ojukwu’S final home-coming
EXACTLY 430 days after he was flown out in coma to a London Hospital for intensive medication and 91 days after his demise, the remains of late elder statesman and defunct Biafra Republic Leader, Dim Chukwuemeka Odumegwu-Ojukwu, was flown back to Nigeria, Monday, to a rousing reception and ocean of tributes.
