‘Fish out perpetrators of violence around Otumara Flow Station’
Security agencies have been urged to do everything possible to fish out the aggressors and invaders of the reported violence around the Otumara Flow Station in Warri South-West Local Government Council Area of Delta State.
Indigenous operators call for acreage allocation
One of the key promises of the earlier versions of the Petroleum Industry Bill, PIB was to reduce the stranglehold on inactive acreages by International Oil Companies, IOCs. However, there is no clause in the new bill under consideration at the National Assembly that sets aside any acreage category for indigenous participants.
Terminal benefits: Labour accuses Ministry of Power of shielding report
ORGANISED Labour in the nation’s Power sector has accused the Power Ministry of deliberately refusing to submit to the Presidency the report by the Government appointed Chief negotiator, in the dispute between workers of Power Holding Company of Nigeria, PHCN, and government, over employee’s terminal benefits ahead of the privatization of PHCN.
Pate leads discussion on public health
Minister of State for Health, Dr. Muhammad Ali Pate is one of the lead discussants on public health at the 3rd edition of Thought Leadership Breakfast Series on Sustainable Development tagged, “Sustainable Conversations” taking place later this month in Lagos.
Oke to challenge Ondo elections
THE governorship candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in the October 20 election in Ondo State, Chief Olusola Oke has vowed to legally challenge the result of the elections.
Keshi: Osaze back for Eagles
Super Eagles boss, Stephen Okechukwu Keshi has made further clarifications over reports in the media, quoting him as saying that West Brom striker, Peter Osaze Odemwengie, has said he will not play again for the national team.
