Otti congratulates Saraki, Dogara
Implement 35% affirmation for women, APGA urgess Buhari
PCC Anambra secures release of 10 men awaiting trial
FG commences validation of reviewed EIA Act 1992
Ensure effective implementation of Tobacco Bill, FG told
Ambode dissolves parastatals, agencies’ boards
EKEDP to generate 474MW through embedded power
Wildtrak Ranger with smart technologies hits markets
Auto policy: PAN migrates from SKD to CKD
Shareholders to SEC: Watch out for other operators
Nigeria understands only breakdown maintenance – IFMA

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Ayomike family acquires confiscated Nanna Museum photographs from UK
THE Johnson Ayomike family of Warri, Delta State, has acquired from a museum in the United Kingdom, UK, some historic photographs taken away by colonialists from the Nanna Living Museum, Koko, Warri North Local Government Area of the state.
ABIA: Revenue contractors defy Ikpeazu’s order
Despite Governor Okezie Ikpeazu’s directive to revenue agents to stop harassing residents and motorists in Abia State, the agents in Aba have continued pasting demand notices, warning residents to comply or be dealt with.
NEMSA is unhealthy rivalry —NERC
THREATENED by the usurping of some of its statutory functions, the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission, NERC, has described the establishment of the Electricity Management Services Authority, NEMSA, as an unhealthy rivalry, and unsuitable for the country’s fledging power market.
Will Nigeria set the pace for the black race?
I have always believed that the government has a responsibility to educate its citizens and this, apart from free tuition includes; provision of standard equipment to facilitate training and a good remuneration for teaching staff. However, most often than not, the resources available are not enough to meet this obligation and that is where the responsibility of the citizenry comes in.
PCC Anambra secures release of 10 awaiting trial men
The Federal Commissioner representing Anambra State in the Public Complaints Commission, PCC, Dr. Angela Mbah, has vowed to beef up efforts to ensure sustained jail delivery services and accelerated redress for administrative injustice in her state.
Robbers attack NAN’s Taraba State correspondent
The Taraba State Police Command Sunday confirmed an armed robbery attack on the residence of Alhaji Adamu Sadiq, the State Correspondent of the News Agency of Nigeria, NAN.
Lagos: LCCI pleads for reduction in cost of doing business
Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry, LCCI, has urged the state Governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode, to look critically at the various components of the cost of doing business in Lagos state, with a view to bringing down this cost. The President of LCCI, Alhaji Remi Bello, who made the call, said the state offers tremendous opportunities for business, but a great deal still needs to be done to bring down the cost of doing business in the state in order to allow the private sector to support the government in the delivery of its mandate especially in the area of job creation and revenue generation.
Inadequate fund stalls steel sector devt —Madugu
“To this end, the NMDC has already signed a Memorandum of Understanding, MoU, with the Centre for Automotive Design based in Zaria. We will be producing some steel parts for them such as crane shaft, crankshaft, connecting rods, block engines, brake drums, and wheels. These will all come to fruition very soon. “We will be able to produce corrugated roofing sheets which are made from Electroplated Zinc and other items,”
Ministerial slot: Enugu-North APC rallies behind Ezea
The All Progressives Congress, APC, in Enugu-North senatorial district, has appealed to other zones in the state to support the nomination of Okey Ezea, governorship candidate of the party in the April 11 election, for ministerial appointment.
PDP’s lawyer at Abia polls tribunal dies
UMUAHIA—LEGAL luminary and lead counsel to Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, at Abia State Election Petition Tribunal in the just concluded governorship election in the case against Governor Okezie Ikpeazu, Chief Amaechi Nwaiwu, SAN, died yesterday in Owerri, Imo State.
ASA-World partners GHF for 2015 medical mission in Anambra
In partnership with Global Healthcare Foundation, the Anambra State Association World Wide, (ASA-World), has arrived Nigeria for the 2015 free medical mission for the people of Anambra State. Already , about nine towns, including Ihembosi, Oko, Orama-Etiti-Anam , Ozubulu, Obosi, Agulu-Uzoigbo, Abagana, Oba and Ichi have been selected as the center for the medical mission.
FG, Delta govt urged to address marginalisation of oil producing areas
Wife of HRM Bini Pere III, Agadagba of Egbema Kingdom, Delta State, Queen Charity Tiemo, the Ibe-Yin 1, has called on the Federal and Delta State Governments to address the neglect and marginalisation of oil producing kingdoms in the state.
Implement 35% affirmation for women, APGA urges Buhari
The national women leader of All Progressives Grand Alliance, APGA, Mrs. Amaka Agbiogwu, has called on President Muhammadu Buhari to include more women in political positions in line with the 35% affirmation for women in politics.
Rep reassures constituents of quality representation
The member of the House of Representative representing Amuwo Odofin federal constituency in Lagos State Hon. Oghene Egoh, has canvassed for support from the Federal and Lagos State governments towards provision of amenities for the area.
Lagos to establish environment conservation clubs in schools
The Department of Conservation and Ecology in the Lagos State Ministry of the Environment, on Monday said that environment conservation clubs should be established in all schools in the state, to ensure a healthy environment.

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