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Ajibola urges amnesty for Boko Haram

Ajibola urges amnesty for Boko Haram

Former judge of Inter-national Court of Justice, ICJ, The Hague, Prince Bola Ajibola, SAN, has called on the Federal Government to revisit the issue of amnesty for Boko Haram in order to create an atmosphere of peace in the country.

3 policemen, 2 others killed in Tiv/Fulani conflict

3 policemen, 2 others killed in Tiv/Fulani conflict

hree police officers and two others have been reportedly killed in a bloody conflict between Fulani herdsmen and native Tiv farmers at Anguwah village in Gwer West Local Government Area of Benue State.

JTF, Police nab 12 suspected cultists  in Delta

JTF, Police nab 12 suspected cultists in Delta

UGHELLI—MEN of the Joint Military Task Force, JTF, and the Police in Ughelli, Ughelli North Local Government Area, Delta State, weekend, arrested 12 suspected cult members in the area.

Rivers House wades into RSUST crisis

Rivers House wades into RSUST crisis

PORT HARCOURT—Rivers State House of Assembly has intervened in the crisis rocking Rivers State University of Science and Technology, RSUST, Port Harcourt, following the alleged hard stance of the management of the university over late tuition fees payment by students.

Oil block sharing and income distribution

Oil block sharing and income distribution

The oil is produced in the Niger Delta, yet, it is the people of the Northeast and the Northwest and a little of North-Central , almost nothing for the South-West and South-East, that own and control these oil blocks. Almost nothing for the South-South, Niger Delta oil producing areas”.

Insufficient sleep affects  general wellbeing – Expert

Insufficient sleep affects general wellbeing – Expert

Sleep has been described by different people in different ways.Some see sleep as the golden chain that ties health and bodies together while some say it is a common experience that a problem difficult at night is resolved in the morning after the committee of sleep has worked on it.”

Why 68 million Nigerians do not have jobs

Why 68 million Nigerians do not have jobs

Today’s piece is sequel to Toyin Dawodu’s earlier article “Stable Electricity Still a Decade Away from Nigeria”. Toyin, a Nigerian in the Diaspora, is Managing Partner of Capital Investment Group in California, and also CEO of an outfit currently testing alternative and clean energy generation.

Fresh crisis rocks Psychiatric Hospital in Edo

Fresh crisis rocks Psychiatric Hospital in Edo

BENIN—FRESH crisis is brewing at Uselu Psychiatric Hospital in Benin City, Edo State, as the Senior Staff Association of the hospital, weekend, accused the Chief Medical Director, Dr. Sunday Olotu, of alleged refusal to give a written approval to some officials of the union, who were invited by Department of State Security, DSS, in the state.

25 injured in Rivers fire outbreak

25 injured in Rivers fire outbreak

Rivers State Government, has said that 25 persons were affected in the early morning fire outbreak at Ogolomo, in Okrika Local Government Area of the state, yesterday.

SON unveils new import guidelines

SON unveils new import guidelines

Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON) has introduced new guidelines to strengthen its Conformity Assessment Programme (SONCAP) and checkmate the influx of substandard products into the country.

Ban on data distribution: NSE mgt acted independently

Ban on data distribution: NSE mgt acted independently

There are indications that management of the Nigeria Stock Exchange acted independently of the Council of the Exchange and the broking community when it banned broking and research firms from distributing or using the market data of the Exchange. Vanguard investigations reveal the ban came as a surprise to Council members as it was yet to be discussed their meetings.