Ebola: States divided over Sept 22 resumption
Controversies last Monday, continued to trail Federal Government’s directive for public and private primary and secondary schools to resume for the 2014/2015 academic session.
Group hails Lagos over tribunal on BRT vandalisation
THE Stop Impunity Nigeria, SIN, Campaign has commended the Lagos State Government for setting up a Tribunal of Inquiry into the road traffic accident in which a soldier was killed in the Palm Grove area of Lagos on July 4, 2014 and the subsequent arson and vandalisation of Bus Rapid Transit, BRT, buses by soldiers.
Senate moves to ban tobacco production, consumption
THE Senate has begun moves aimed at permanently banning the manufacturing, consumption and promotion of tobacco in Nigeria.
We’ll take education to people’s doorsteps — AL-MAKURA
Governor Tanko Al-Makura of Nasarawa State yesterday said his administration would take education to the door steps of the people.
Plateau 2015: My zone can’t produce next governor — Rep Kaze
Hon. Bitrus Kaze is the member of the House of Representatives representing Jos South/Jos East in the House of Representatives. Though he is from Plateau North Senatorial district, he has not relented in canvassing for the next governor of Plateau State to come from the Plateau South Senatorial district.
Abia 2015: Power shift to Ukwa/Ngwa non-negotiable – Prince Aku, others
UKWA/Ngwa indigenes of Abia State are not taking lightly what they described as moves to scuttle power rotation to their area in accordance to the Abia Charter of Equity as reaffirmed by Governor Theodore Orji.
