Poverty, ignorance complicate Nigeria’s devt —IRWA

The outgoing president of the International Right Of Way Association, IRWA, Chapter 84 Nigeria, Mr. Charles Ebiai, has assured that the association would continue to support strides being taken by the Federal and state governments in the area of infrastructure development in spite of complications created by poverty and ignorance
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Katsina 10MW wind farm attains 98% completion — FG

ABUJA: The Federal Government disclosed last weekend that the 10 mega watt, MW, Katsina wind farm has attained 98 percent completion. The Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Power, Amb. Godknows Igali, who said this in Abuja noted that the test running of the 37 turbines in the facility had since begun with five already successfully test-run. He also said the transmission line for the evacuation of the power to be produced is ready through the Transmission Company of Nigeria, TCN, as confirmed by their officials.

Mines Sector: President-elect urged to consolidate on success

ABUJA- THE President-elect, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (rtd), has been urged to consolidate on the success recorded in the mines sector as he takes over leadership of the nation on May 29. Speaking on expectations from the solid minerals sector, the Managing Director, Promethean Resources, Mr. Demola Gbadegesin, said it will be good for the sector if the incoming administration continued with the development and attraction of investors into the nation’s mining business.

The successor abandonment syndrome

THE title of this piece is not original to me. I picked it from Nasir Ahmad El-Rufai’s book The Accidental Public Servant. Keen observers of the political space know that El-Rufai is a key player in the incoming All Progressive Congress, APC, government, as the governor elect of Kaduna state.

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