Son, friend, church members extol Onosode’s virtues

Son, friend, church members extol Onosode’s virtues

Late Gamaliel Oforitsenere Onosode, Nigerian technocrat, administrator, was a shinning role model. A man of integrity, a technocrat and boardroom guru. Onosode was also deeply religious of the Baptist faith. He actually started the Good News Baptist Church, GNBC, in his living room in 1984. The church today can boast of at least 2,000 membership.
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Ambode’s EXCO: Mounting expectation by Lagosians

Ambode’s EXCO: Mounting expectation by Lagosians

In what looked like a fanfare of a sort, Lagos State Governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode, on October 19th, 2015, in the presence of prominent personalities sworn-in the 37 newly appointed Commissioners and Special Advisers with a charge that they should work round the clock and ensure that the state fulfils its potentials.

Group threatens court action against Kogi gov election

Group threatens court action against Kogi gov election

The possibility of Kogi State governorship election holding has been threatened by the determination of FairWin, a political advocacy group, to challenge the legal propriety of the former INEC board to set the timetable for Kogi and Bayelsa polls.

3ra’fique partners Ali Baba in malaria campaign

3ra’fique partners Ali Baba in malaria campaign

Corporate communications and public relations giant, 3ra’fique Communications, in partnership with ace comedian, Ali Baba, is set for the third edition of its Join the Cast Malaria Football Initiative holding Sunday, October 25 at the Campos Mini Stadium, Lagos Island, by 2p.m.

Labour faults plans by Nasarawa govt to build cargo airport

Labour faults plans by Nasarawa govt to build cargo airport

ORGANISED Labour has faulted the contract signed Tuesday by Governor Tanko Almakura of Nassarawa State with a Chinese firm to build a cargo airport in the state, warning that the facility might further facilitate underdevelopment of Nigeria through dumping of cheaper inferior goods from China.

Maritime workers shut ports over 9 months unpaid wages

Maritime workers shut ports over 9 months unpaid wages

MARITIME Workers Union of Nigeria, MWUN, yesterday, shut the nation’s ports over alleged nine months unpaid wages to over 3,000 Tally Clerks and Onboard security men, members of the dockworkers, among others. They vowed not to resume work until the workers were paid and other pending issues addressed amicably.