We’ll call another strike if government reneges after two weeks – NUPENG
The Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Abuja, last week groaned under the multiplier effects of the threat of a strike action by members of the National Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers, NUPENG.
State Police, no State Police
Imagine yourself on a Nigerian highway, say the interstate stretch between Enugu and Onitsha. The hazards are many, including uneven corrugations and potholes or craters formed from the culture of neglect of public utilities.
UN, Red Cross, Aart Foundation join forces on emergency response
Nigerians of various stripes: religious, regional and sundry persuasions; especially from the North, turned up in large numbers for the three-day ground breaking grief and trauma counseling training.
Falconets eye q/final ticket
A victory against the Italy will earn Nigeria the maximum three points and top spot of group B at the on-going FIFA U-20 Women National Team in Japan. Today at the Univer Stadium in Kobe, Falconets of Nigeria battle Italy in one of the last group matches that will determine the teams to move into the quarter final.
Mystery as ‘murdered teacher withdraws money from bank account’
The people of Afuda,Ebhoiyi Uromi, in Esan North East Local Government Area of Edo State were thrown into mourning on Sunday, August 5 after unknown gunmen, suspected to be assassins, killed the chairman of the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) in the council, Daniel Ehinon Akhidi.
How not to be a victim of Lagos Traffic Law, by Ipaye, Attorney General
Unlike his previous briefings on his stewardship in Lagos State, where he reeled out his programmes and achievements, Governor Raji Fashola, SAN, took another step when he gave account of his activities in the last 1, 900 days.
