Don’t source forex from black market- Manufacturers advised

It’s in two ways, when we say economic crunch. I think for now Nigerians have their priority. It’s supposed to be an advantage to us if money was in circulation, for the little in circulation every Nigerian now knows that they have to use it wisely. You have to use your money on made in Nigeria goods, because if you still want to depend on imported goods definitely you will spend more because of the exchange rate, you spend more because of the scarcity of Forex. You spend more because of the banned items we don’t need in Nigeria.
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We have 12m uncollected PVCs – INEC

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) on Friday said 12 million Permanent Voters Cards (PVCs) had not been collected by registered voters across the country.

EFCC asked Fani-Kayode to deposit $1m, implicate Jonathan, others — Aide

Jude Ndukwe, the SA Media to detained Director of Media and Publicity of the 2015 Peoples Democratic Party, PDP Campaign Organisation, Chief Femi Fani-Kayode, has said that the former minister of Aviation, has met his bail conditions as set by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC but the anti-graft agency has refused to release him with the aim of forcefully extracting statements from him that would implicate his principal, former President Goodluck Jonathan, PDP chieftains as well as publishers and editors of major newspapers in the country.

President appoints daughter boss of oil firm

Angolan President Jose Eduardo dos Santos has named his billionaire daughter Isabel to head the state oil firm Sonangol, according to a government statement published late Thursday.

PSG boss hints at Blanc departure

The future of Laurent Blanc as Paris Saint-Germain coach was thrown into grave doubt on Friday after the chairman of the big-spending French champions said major changes were afoot.

FIFA inform US,Swiss authorities over Blatter enrichment

World football governing body FIFA is informing US and Swiss authorities about disgraced former president Sepp Blatter and deputies Jerome Valcke and Markus Kattner for trying to “enrich themselves” with $80 million.

3 U.S. soldiers drown in Texas flooding

Authorities in Washington DC, in the U.S. said three soldiers drowned on Thursday after their vehicle overturned while attempting to cross a flooded stream in Texas.

Ogoni cleanup: soul reviving exercise — Minister

The Minister of Niger Delta Affairs, Pastor Usani Uguru Usani, has described the launch of the clean-up of Ogoniland and other oil impacted communities in the Niger Delta region as soul reviving.

Buhari Losing Grip On Governance — PDP

With the daily bombing of oil facilities in the Niger Delta by the militants in the area, especially by a group known as the Niger Delta Avengers, the Ogun State chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has said that President Muhammadu Buhari-led Federal Government is losing grip on governance.

Nine feared dead, ten others injured in Lagos accident

By Bose Adelaja Nine people were dead while ten others sustained varying degrees of injuries yesterday, in Lagos during an autocrash involving a Toyota Hiace and a truck. The casualties include men, women and children while incident occurred at about 5.45am at Fadeyi, Ikorodu road when the driver of the bus with number plate Katsina […]

Make Jonathan Niger Delta envoy, group urges Buhari

A Socio-Political group, Assembly of Concern Niger Delta People (ACNDP), has appealed to President Muhammaudu Buhari to appoint his predecessor, Dr Goodluck Jonathan, as special envoy to Niger Delta.

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