Down from Olympian heights
Pastor-Politician, Rev Chris Okotie recalled recently how millions watched worldwide on television in awe as athletes from Jamaica, the tiny island nation of the Caribbean, collected medals after medals in the sprints at the just concluded London Olympics.
We’ll overpower USA – Okon
Coach Edwin Okon knows what it takes to have come this far in the ongoing FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup. Having piloted the team to the semi-finals, he is aware of what awaits him against the United States of America today.
Enugu, Delta govts condole with Vanguard over Amadi’s death
Enugu and Delta State governments have commiserated with Vanguard Newspapers over the sudden death of its Entertainment Editor, Ogbonnaya Amadi last Wednesday.
Faulty transformer throws 50 Enugu communities into darkness
OVER 50 communities in Enugu State that got electricity supply from the 7.5 MVA transformer of the Power Holding Company of Nigeria, PHCN at Oji River substation have been thrown into darkness following a major fault in the transformer.
SUBSIDY CLAIMS: FG pays marketers N338.24bn in 2012
In defence of claims by oil marketing and trading companies, OM&TCs that the Sovereign Debt Notes, SDNs, given to them as reimbursement for petroleum products importated are not backed by cash, the Federal Ministry of Finance said it has paid about N338.24billion as at August 22, 2012.
Labour demands state of emergency on refineries
NIGERIA Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers, NUPENG, has called on the Federal Government to immediately declare a state of emergency on the nation’s four refineries to ensure that they are rehabilitated and made to produce at least 80 percent installed capacity.
