Ebola claims up to 32 lives in DR Congo – WHO
An outbreak of Ebola fever in the Democratic Republic of Congo may have claimed up to 32 lives since May, including that of a woman who had just given birth, the World Health Organisation said Tuesday.
Job-seekers throng Alausa for employment
NO fewer than 1000 job-seekers yesterday thronged the premises of the Lagos State Secretariat, Alausa, to submit applications for employments in to the state‘s civil service.
EFCC, others evacuate oil from seized vessel
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, and other relevant agencies in the maritime sector, weekend , carried out an evacuation exercise on a vessel, MT Takoradi, seized eight months ago by the Nigerian Navy for alleged illegal bunkering.
Steer clear of Orient Petroleum, Anambra youths warn Kogi, Enugu states
THE youth wing of Association of Anambra Town Unions, ASATU, yesterday warned Kogi and Enugu states, which are laying claims to the oil deposits in Anambra State to steer clear of the newly-commissioned Orient Petroleum at Aguleri Otu in Anambra East Local Government Area or be prepared for a showdown.
Fashola challenges judiciary over national development
Governor Babatunde Fashola, of Lagos State yesterday decried the socio-economic problems in the country and said the situation has placed a big responsibility and challenges at the door step of the nation’s judiciary.
S-West PDP chides Aregbesola over appointments
The Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in the South-West has decried the refusal of the Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN, governor of Osun State, Mr. Rauf Aregbesola to appoint a Head Of Service, HOS, and Permanent Secretaries in the state.
