Federal civil servants yet to receive Dec salary —ASCSN

Federal civil servants yet to receive Dec salary —ASCSN

Association of Senior Civil Servants of Nigeria, ASCSN, yesterday, in Lagos, insisted that federal public workers were yet to be paid December 2013 salary and asked the government to discharge its elementary function of paying workers their December 2013 salary and outstanding arrears since July 2013, instead of embarking on propaganda that it was not owing its employees.
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I approach Break the Alabaster  tentatively— Onuk

I approach Break the Alabaster tentatively— Onuk

THE writer, mainly from hearsay, has a rather dotty background in my hazy estimation, showing potential for a multidirectional thrust. She has been a banker, a businessman; and now she is speaking about religion?
The title does not help either, providing sniffs of religiosity and conservatism. The surprise comes not even from the first pages, where the author describes the process of the creation of the woman as the “masterpiece” of the Creator, a rather tired idea.

FAAN begins relocation of car hire operators

FAAN begins relocation of car hire operators

The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria, FAAN, has commenced the relocation of car hire operators at the International Terminal of the Murtala Muhammed Airport in Lagos.
In a statement in Ikeja by the authority’s General Manager, Public Affairs, Mr Yakubu Dati, FAAN said the operators were ejected from the existing car park to a temporary site.

Obasanjo’s letter ill intended —Urhobo Youths

Obasanjo’s letter ill intended —Urhobo Youths

BY FESTUS AHON UGHELLI—Coalition of Urhobo Youth Organizations, CUYO, yesterday, flayed former President Olusegun Obasanjo’s letter to President Goodluck Jonathan, describing same as uncalled for and ill intended. Speaking with newsmen shortly after a meeting of  CUYO in Ughelli, Delta State, spokesman of the group, Mr. Stephen Ohwokirerhuo, said Obasanjo was supposed to emulate General […]

FG to establish 9,000 strong Army Division in S’South

FG to establish 9,000 strong Army Division in S’South

A new Army Division would soon be set up for the Niger Delta region to safeguard the nation’s economic and territorial assets in the South-South, and contain future threats to the nation’s boundaries with Cameroon, other countries and the Gulf of Guinea area.

NIMASA vows to curb crude oil theft in 2014

NIMASA vows to curb crude oil theft in 2014

The increasing criminality in Nigeria’s territorial waters such as illegal bunkering, crude oil theft, smuggling, and piracy would be effectively curbed in the next one year.