NEMA feeds 800 repented Boko Haram terrorists
The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) has presented food and non-food items to the military for Operation Safe Corridor Programme meant to de-radicalize, rehabilitate and re-integrate eight hundred (800) repented and surrendered Boko Haram insurgents to fast track peace process in the North east.
Transcorp suspends N320bn power plan on gas scarcity
Transnational Corporation of Nigeria, Transcorp Plc has suspended plans to build one of the nation’s biggest power plants as local gas shortage makes it difficult to obtain fuel and a downturn in the economy hinders efforts to raise funds for the project.
FG sets to pay civil servants N300bn death benefits, promotion arrears
Abuja—The Federal Government yesterday said it was ready to pay death benefits, promotion arrears and other outstanding debts running close to N300 billion to civil servants.
Ex-militants raise alarm over 2015 Amnesty stipends
Ex-militants in the Niger-Delta, have accused the Amnesty Office in Abuja of allegedly hijacking part of the 2015 stipends budget.
Lessons from FIFA President’s visit
The Nigerian football community was in an ecstatic mood when the Federation of International Football Associations (FIFA) President, Gianni Infantino, visited Nigeria on Monday last week at the instance of the Nigerian Football Federation (NFF).
Stop further attacks, ex-militant leaders beg Avengers, others
ASABA—EX-MILITANT leader, Mr. Smart Amola (aka) ‘General’ Gentle, yesterday, appealed to the Niger Delta Avengers to stop further attacks on oil installations, insisting that the attacks have negative effects on the economy of the region and the country.
