As part of efforts to engage with a critical segment of its consumers, as well as support youth development initiatives, the management of Chi Limited has partnered King Jaja Hall of Residence, University of Lagos, to celebrate its Hall week.

Lagos—Magistrate A.Okubule of an Ebute-Meta Chief Magistate’s Court, yesterday, remanded in prison custody four undergraduates of the University of Lagos, UNILAG, Akoka, over their alleged involvement in cultism.

Abuja—The Centre for Crisis Communication, CCC, said yesterday that unless the federal government and relevant stakeholders do something urgent about the high number of awaiting inmates in the nation’s prisons, Nigeria will continue to experience more jailbreaks and riots.

lagos—The Minister of State for Aviation, Senator Hadi Sirika, said yesterday that the federal government has set machinery in motion to establish an Aviation university to manage the sector. He also said the government will not back down on the planned concession of the four major airports in the country, despite objection by some aviation unions.

Former bodyguards to president Muhammadu Buhari during the electioneering campaigns, last year, Wednesday vowed to occupy the presidential villa if allowances owed to them were not paid to enable them cater for their families during the upcoming Salleh celebrations.

Abuja—Shell Petroleum Development Company, SPDC, yesterday, said it had lifted the force majeure, on gas supply to Nigerian Liquefied Natural Gas, NLNG, export complex.

WARRI—CHIEF Thomas Ekpemupolo, 84-year-old father of ex-militant leader, Chief Government Ekpemupolo, alias Tompolo, amputated in July, over a month after soldiers allegedly brutalized him in Kurutie, Warri South-West Local Government Area, Delta State, is dead.

Angry fans of Abia Warriors FC went berserk on Wednesday at the Umuahia Township Stadium and attacked Centre Referee, Abubakar Ago, from Yobe and Assistant Referee, Azeez Orowole, from Osun.

Conflicting judgments of courts particularly when they occur in courts of coordinate jurisdiction are a major cause for concern; these conflicts seriously embarrass and undermine the judicial process, citizen confidence in the integrity of the courts and the image of the judiciary as a whole. People begin to wonder: what is happening with the courts? But this is not a new sprout, as it were.

The economic and social development of a country is largely dependent on the productive employment of its working age population. Empowering our working age population will improve their lives as well as allow them to contribute meaningfully to Nigeria’s national development.