And now for the hard part
THE planned merger of three or four parties is a major development in the nation’s current political disposition. Whether it lives up to its billing as the most significant development since 1999, or it falls flat on its face in the next few weeks will be determined by many issues and challenges.
Job creation: City and Guilds partners Kwara govt on skill acquisition
ALL over the world,unemployment has become a major headache to many leaders and their governments. In Nigeria, lack of jobs particularly the ones that could be regarded as gainful employment for the teeming youths and even graduates of various tertiary institutions, has defied many solutions. To a large extent too, the development has constituted a security threat.
Oyo govt demands refund of alleged N700m loot
THE Action Congress of Nigeria government in Oyo State, yesterday, asked for the refund of over N700million and property allegedly recovered from the former Governor of the state, Senator Rashidi Ladoja, by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC.
2015: APC unfolds agenda for Nigeria
BARELY a week after four parties in Nigeria fused into one, ten governors under the platform of the newly-formed All Progressives’ Congress, APC, met in Abuja, yesterday, and picked zonal contact mobilisation coordinators for the country.
Truck owners protest restriction order in Abeokuta
PARTS of Abeokuta the Ogun State capital, were paralyzed, yesterday, by hundreds of aggrieved members of the Truck Owners Association of Nigeria, TOAN, protesting the restriction order placed on the movement of their trucks and trailers by the state government.
Alausa power project ‘ll be ready Oct – Fashola
GOVERNOR Babatunde Fashola of Lagos State, yesterday, said the Alausa Independent Power Project, IPP, being constructed to provide power supply for the entire Alausa Secretariat, would be ready this October.
