DPR says migration to electronic operations yields dividends
It is no gainsaying that technology has changed practically every facet of the human life from lifestyle to living, and most importantly the way humans do their works.
2015: RTEAN backs Jonathan
BARELY few days after the National Executive Committee, NEC, of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, endorsed President Goodluck Jonathan as its sole candidate for the 2015 Presidential Election, the leadership of Road Transport Employers’ Association of Nigeria, RTEAN, yesterday, threw its weight behind the president, urging him to come out and not disappoint Nigerians.
Police arrest 48 robbers, kidnappers in Delta
DELTA State Police Command, yesterday, said 48 suspected armed robbers/kidnappers were arrested by men of the command in the last two months and expressed the readiness of the command to tackle criminal activities in the state.
33,000 cases pending in Anambra High Courts
Awka — A total 33, 161 cases are pending in the High Courts of Anambra State as at June, 2014, the Chief Judge of the state, Justice Peter Umeadi, has said.
Akpabio classic breaks entry record
Despite the Ebola Virus scare that has limited the entry for foreign participation, the entry figure for this year’s Godswill Akpabio Scrabble Classics has surpassed that of last year by over forty participants.
Lagos has 300m gallons of water deficit per day — LSWC boss
THE Lagos State Water Corporation, LSWC, has said that it has water deficit of about 300 million gallons per day.
State Assembly legislators move to check ‘executive recklessness’
MEMBERS of the State Houses of Assembly in the 36 states of the federation have formed an association known as National Association of State Assembly Legislators, NASAL, to fight for their financial autonomy and check what they described as executive recklessness.
Police arrest six kidnappers in Ondo
Akure—SIX suspected kidnappers were amongst the 48 suspected criminals paraded by the Police in Ondo State yesterday.
Workers shut AOCOED over unpaid benefits
ACADEMIC and other activities at the Adeniran Ogunsanya College of Education, AOCOED, Ijanikin, Lagos were shut yesterday by members of the Colleges of Education Academic Staff Union, COEASU, and the Senior Staff Union of Colleges of Education, Nigeria, SSUCOEN, protesting unpaid salary arrears, and pensions to pensioners.
Edo Church building collapse: Oshiomhole vows to prosecute culprits
GOVERNOR Adams Oshiomhole of Edo State has said that the state government will investigate the circumstances leading to the collapse of a church building in the state which killed one person and left two others injured.
Lagos Assembly to probe non-payment of LASUTH doctors
The Lagos State House of Assembly, yesterday, directed its Committee on Health to investigate the allegation of nonpayment of August salary to resident doctors.
