Pass PIB now, Rep begs colleagues
DEPUTY Chairman, House Commitee on Privatisation and Cpmmercialisation, Uzoma Nkem-Abonta, has pleaded with his fellow lawmakers to pass the Petroleum Industry Bill, PIB.
FG to train 200 pilots in aviation industry – Kuku
Special Adviser to President Goodluck Jonathan on Niger Delta Affairs, Mr. Kingsley Kuku, Sunday, said that the Federal Government will train about 200 aircraft and helicopter pilots in the Presidential Amnesty programme as part of efforts to address the manpower problem bedeviling the aviation industry.
Leaders of Tomorrow: Persons of character or criminals? (2)
THEY have been known to be as deadly as their male counterparts in gruelling (perhaps even pleasurable? rumours suggest forced sex with designated men or other girls) initiation rites and dare-devil or reprisal attacks on perceived enemies.
African nations tasked on gender equality, poverty alleviation
Lagos—Governments of African nations have been charged to take gender issues beyond the level of tokenism and proceed to ensure the mainstreaming of gender into poverty reduction and development programmes.
AGF reviewing implementation blueprint on removal of VAT – SEC
… SEC to issue new capital base
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), has said that the implementation blueprint for the removal of Value Added Tax (VAT) and removal of stamp duty on capital market transactions is being reviewed by the Attorney General of the Federation (AGF).
Crude oil thieves will soon ask for amnesty
Nigeria for all intents and purposes is a very funny country. It is a country typified by the famous Animal Farm drama. The pigs were the top rated animals that profess to be equal to all others, but were sleeping on beds while others were outside on ground in the cold. The truth is that whatever any one says, Nigerians are not all equal.
