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We didn’t construct pedestrian bridge – Abia poly
Management of Abia State Polytechnic, Aba, has dismissed insinuations that the pedestrian bridge in front of the institution, which was commissioned by Governor Theodore Orji recently, was built by the polytechnic.
Electricity: Less than 50% of Nigerians have meters – C’ttee
A committee set up by the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) to investigate the metering situation in the country has disclosed that there existed a wide gap in effective billing with less than 50 percent of electricity consumers having active billing meters.
Lagos-Badagy road expansion for BRT, Lite-rail, first in Africa – Fashola
THE Lagos State governor, Mr. Babatunde Raji Fashola, has described the expansion of the Lagos-Badagry road which will make provision for Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) lane and Lite-rail as the first of its kind in Africa.
Lagos explains non-custodial sentence
Lagos State Government, weekend, clarified that its planned non-custodial sentence was not a replacement for prison sentences as persons convicted for serious criminal offences or considered dangerous would still be sentenced to terms in prison.
Subsidy Probe: Erring companies, officials may face EFCC, ICPC
FIFTY companies that submitted papers but refused to appear before the Hon Farouk Lawan led investigative Panel on Fuel Subsidy Management and those that out rightly ignored the invitation of the panel may be the first to face the firing line of anti-graft agencies on their level of culpability in the fuel subsidy regime.

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