No, Borno lawmakers are not rubber stamp of the gov —Wakawa

Hon Ayuba Stephen Wakawa, is a member representing Hawul constituency at the Borno State House of Assembly (BOSHA), he was re-elected for second term on April 11th, 2015 general elections on the platform of the All Progressive Congress, APC. Wakawa is seen as one of the loyalists of Governor Kashim Shettima. In this interview he bares his mind on his re-election and other sundry issues
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Council chairman alleges threat to life

Embattled chairman of Orumba South Local Government Area of Anambra State, Mr. John Onyeakpa, has petitioned the state police command over alleged threat to his life.

The council boss is having a running battle with the 18 councillors of the local government, who last week served an impeachment notice on him over alleged misappropriation of the council’s funds.

An appeal to President Buhari on Savanah Bank

“Thank you for bringing up the Savannah Bank saga and plight of the depositors. Honestly when I read this topic on Vanguard for the first time last month and the consistent write up that followed week after week, I cried. I cried because this is the first time a newspaper house (Vanguard) has actually written about the pains and struggles of depositors of Savannah Bank since the withdrawal of its licence in February 2002 (13 years now).

Ogun community laments bad roads, govt neglect

This is the story of Oke-Afa-Magboro, a sleepy, but fast growing community situated between Arepo and Ibafo in Obafemi-Owode Local Government Area, Ogun State. The community whose land stretches from the ever-busy Lagos-Ibadan Expressway with its only entrance located beside the overhead bridge before the camp ground of Mountain of Fire and Miracle MFM, inward Ibadan, has over the years been neglected by successive administrations in Ogun State.

Akintunde urges FM practitioners to sustain growth in real estate sector

“Going by this revelation however, for Nigeria to meet its vision 2020 20, a lot still needs to be done in the areas of improved public infrastructure to drive the required positive change in the real estate and facilities management sub-sectors and the general living condition of the average Nigerian,”

EITI pledges to aid reforms in energy, minerals sector

The global Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) has indicated its readiness to assist President Muhammadu Buhari in carrying out the proposed reforms in Nigeria’s oil, gas and mining sectors. Chairperson of EITI, Clare Short, according to a statement by Nigeria Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (NEITI), will also hold consultations with President Buhari on the implementation of the independent reports of NEITI.

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