Multi-trade, AMATO to acquire 2,000 new trucks

Multi-trade, AMATO to acquire 2,000 new trucks

Multi-Trade Nigeria Limited, has entered into partnership with the leadership of Association of Maritime Truck Owners (AMATO), to provide 2,000 new trucks to enable the truck owners replace their rickety ones with which they presently ply the nation’s roads.
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NUPENG decries exploitation of petrol station workers

NUPENG decries exploitation of petrol station workers

NIGERIA Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers, NUPENG, has decried the exploitation of petrol station workers by their employers, saying the workers must be unionized to check employers’ abuses.

Ngige wins Anambra APC primaries

Ngige wins Anambra APC primaries

RESULT of the governorship primaries of the All Progressives Congress, APC, conducted in all the 326 wards in Anambra State Monday for the selection of the party’s candidate for the November 16 election has been announced.

Oldest’ Gondwana land creature discovered

Oldest’ Gondwana land creature discovered

A 350-million-year-old fossilised scorpion discovered in South Africa is the oldest known land animal to have lived on Gondwana, part of Earth’s former supercontinent, a university said Monday.

Gulak says moles in PDP uncovered

Gulak says moles in PDP uncovered

Special Adviser to the President on Political Affair, Ahmed Gulak, said on Monday in Abuja that the PDP had uncovered the moles in its fold sent to destabilise the party.

No oil spill in  Funiwa field

No oil spill in Funiwa field

Chevron Nigeria Limited (CNL), operator of the NNPC/Chevron Joint Venture, has described as false report of spill in its Funiwa field located in CNL’s Eastern Operational areas, in Bayelsa State of Nigeria.

Motorists, residents, worry over distressed bridges in Lagos

Motorists, residents, worry over distressed bridges in Lagos

•As Dopemu Bridge cries for urgent intervention
As Lagos State Government intensify efforts in identifying and demolishing distressed buildings across the state, there are the growing concerns over the poor state of most of the bridges in the state, which have been left for so long without any consideration for rehabilitation and maintenance.