Institute of Advanced Legal Studies charts ways for pension scheme
‘’pension problem and its excruciating plight of the retirees in the country for decades appear to have defiled all solution which the topic has become particularly more prominent since the rebirth of democracy in 1999'’. He noted that several committees were set up to by the federal government to provide lasting solution to the situation which latter came up with the pay as you go system that he said has woefully failed.
Amosun orders removal of Jonathan’s portraits from offices
Governor Ibikunle Amosun of Ogun State has ordered the removal of portraits belonging to former President Goodluck Jonathan still adorning various government offices in the state.
Delta APC members fault PDP comments on tribunal
Chieftains of All Progressives Congress, APC, in Delta State have said there was no substance to allegations that APC had connived with Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, and security agents to influence the outcome of petitions at electoral tribunals in Delta, Akwa Ibom and Rivers states.
‘Rivers State, others have overtaken S-East in commerce, industry’
“We have to look inwards to see if Onitsha is still the commercial nerve centre of West Africa. Is Nnewi still the Japan of Africa, is Awka still noted for mounding irons or Enugu State that was noted for large production of coal which gave it the nickname Coal City, is still like that. Is Aba still one of the biggest markets for production of locally made goods like shoes? Where will our future generation go when all these things have been taken away from us?”
Four teams ready for Democracy Polo tourney
ALL is now set for the maiden Abuja Democracy Barbeque and International Polo Tournament organized by the ultra modern 1212 Polo and Turf Club billed to take place this Saturday. Addressing the media yesterday ahead of the event, Captain of the 1212 Polo and Turf Club, Isyaku Idris said four teams; Dee Bee Farms, Max Air, Nigerian Army and Sokoto Kalambaina will compete for honours at the event.
Youths Must Work teachers owed 11 months stipends
Teachers engaged by Imo State government, under its Youths Must Work scheme in 2013, have cried out to Governor Rochas Okorocha to clear their 11 months arrears of stipends.
