Biafra: Kanu slams $800m suit against FG

Biafra: Kanu slams $800m suit against FG

The detained leader of Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu has slammed an $800 million Dollars suit against the federal government at the Economic Community of West African States, ECOWAS court in Abuja over what he termed as gross violation of his human rights.
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Good Governance receives N250m royal boost

Good Governance receives N250m royal boost

Good governance in Nigeria stemming from quality education, research, mentorship and community engagement received a boost of N250 million endowment of a professorial chair at the Olabisi Onabanjo University, OOU, Ago-Iwoye, Ogun state.

Alleged N3.9bn fraud: Court remands ex-CDS, Badeh in Prison

Alleged N3.9bn fraud: Court remands ex-CDS, Badeh in Prison

A Federal High Court sitting in Abuja has remanded the former Chief of Defence Staff, Air Chief Marshal Alex Badeh‎, who was accused of diverting over N3.9billion from accounts of the Nigerian Air Force,‎ in prison custody.

Buhari urged to confirm Acting NDDC boss as substantive head

Buhari urged to confirm Acting NDDC boss as substantive head

President Muhammadu Buhari has been urged to confirm the appointment of the acting Managing Director of the Niger Development Commission, NDDC, Mrs Ibim Semenitari, following her numerous achievements since her appointment in acting capacity.

Challenges bring out the best in humans – UMoEFIK

Challenges bring out the best in humans – UMoEFIK

“Local content is 100 per cent workforce, other inputs such as equipment/machines are imported except for raw materials which is determined by client’s specifications that is, where the requested order suggest Nigerian print textile, then the fabric which is 80 per cent of any garment product can complement the local labour thereby increasing Nigerian content to about 90-95 per cent. Most accessories are often imported.”

40 solid minerals awaiting development, says ABU V-C

40 solid minerals awaiting development, says ABU V-C

Vice Chancellor, Ahmadu Bello University, Prof. Ibrahim Garba, has said that there are about 40 different kinds of solid minerals and precious metals buried in Nigerian soil waiting to be exploited. The commercial value of Nigeria’s solid minerals has been estimated to run into hundreds of trillions of dollars, with 70 per cent of these buried in the bowels of Northern Nigeria. The Professor stated this in his paper presentation titled; Mineral Resources and Mining in Nigeria: Investment Opportunities and Challenges’ at a seminar during the 37th Kaduna International Trade Fair.

‘Nigeria has no business importing print products’

‘Nigeria has no business importing print products’

Chairman of Board of Academy Press Plc, Chief Simeon Oguntimehin, has affirmed that the country does not need to import printing products as a nation because local printers can do it. He made the observation during the company’s 50th Anniversary Dinner in Lagos. “We do not need as a nation, to import any of our print products such as books, magazines, annual report, calendars, diaries, fliers, bank forms, flow lines, tickets, vouchers and all other sensitive materials including elections papers, revenue agencies forms, bank forms and other security agency document needs,” he said.

Dickson slams oil multinationals over alleged double standards

Dickson slams oil multinationals over alleged double standards

Bayelsa State governor, Mr Seriake Dickson, has accused multinational oil companies operating in the Niger Delta of double standards on issues of remediation of the environment and payment of compensation for oil spills resulting from their exploration activities.

Dalung: Rio inspection necessary

Dalung: Rio inspection necessary

Youth and Sports Minister, Solomon Dalung has described his delegation’s visit to Rio, venue of the forthcoming Olympic Games as indispensable .

Okpekpe race gets new prize money

Okpekpe race gets new prize money

The annual Okpekpe 10km road race will get a new prize money regime the organisers have announced. This year’s race has been fixed for May 7.

Ogun doctors begin strike today

Ogun doctors begin strike today

ABEOKUTA—Doctors, under the umbrella of the National Association of Government General Medical and Dental Practitioners, Ogun State Chapter, have commenced a one-week warning strike today to press home their demands.