ASUU strike: Police tear gas protesting UniAbuja lecturers
The Nigerian Police Force Wednesday, tear-gassed members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, University of Abuja branch as they mobilise for their protest into the streets of the Federal Capital City, Abuja.
Bayelsa’ll participate in funeral of First Lady’s mum —Dickson
Bayelsa State governor, Mr. Seriake Dickson, yesterday, visited Ambemebiri, Okrika, hometown of late Mrs. Charity Oba, mother of Dame Patience Jonathan, First Lady of the country, in Okrika Local Government Area of Rivers State.
N255m armoured car scandal: House C’ttee continues hearing today
THE House committee on Aviation investigative hearing on alleged purchase of N255million bullet proof cars by the Minister of Aviation continues today amidst doubts that Aviation Minister, Princess Stella Oduah will honour the summons asking her to appear before the committee today.
UN urges Cameroon not to expel Nigerian refugees
The UN’s refugee agency on Tuesday urged Cameroon and other nations not to expel Nigerians who have fled their homes amid fighting between Boko Haram Islamist rebels and government troops.
SON raises alarm over cloning of Nigerian fabrics
STANDARDS Organisation of Nigeria (SON), has raised alarm over cloning of Made-in- Nigeria fabrics by dubious people.
Rivers denies factional PDP’s claim of moves to dump Amaechi
RIVERS StateGovernment has denied claims by the faction of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in the state, led by Felix Obuah that six commissioners in the state were set to dump Governor Rotimi Amaechi for Obuah’s faction of the party in the state.
