Labour strike: Asaba residents besiege banks
THERE was an unprecedented crowd in most of the commercial banks in Asaba, Thursday to make withdrawals in preparation for the nation wide strike action declared bylabour to protest the removal of fuel subsidy
Auto crash: 10 killed in Edo
BENIN- TRAGEDY struck, yesterday, when not fewer than 10 persons lost their lives in a ghastly motor accident after Okada town, Ovia North-East Local Government Area of Edo State.
Sultan cautions Islamic preachers
Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Sa’ad Abubakar, has cautioned Islamic preachers against preaching in the way and manner that could confuse their followers on their relationship with the Christian brothers in order not to jeopardise peace in the country.
Marketers move to infiltrate labour over subsidy
A plot by fifth columnists in the business community to take advantage of the planned strike action by organised labour has been uncovered.
Inadequate capacity continues to plague insurers in the energy sector
The argument all along is that local insurers have inadequate capacity to play actively in the oil and gas sector. ROSEMARY ONUOHA asks if the trend will continue or will capacity grow in 2012?
Nigeria not unstable – Mark
SENATE President, Chief David Mark, yesterday in Anambra State appealed to Nigerians to embrace peace as it was the only way for genuine development to be achieved, arguing that despite the problems Nigeria was facing, she was not unstable.
