Port Security: IMO rates Nigeria high on ISPS Code compliance

Port Security: IMO rates Nigeria high on ISPS Code compliance

TWO years after the United States government gave Nigeria an ultimatum to put its port security in order, or face sanction, the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) yesterday rated Nigeria high on compliance with International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code. IMO’s Lead Consultant, Mr Brian Cranmer, speaking in Lagos at the opening of a five-day ‘train-the-trainer’s programme said the efforts of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) in ensuring compliance with the Code is quite commendable.
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Oyegun receives top PDP leaders into APC, says PDP dead in Edo

Oyegun receives top PDP leaders into APC, says PDP dead in Edo

NATIONAL Chairman of the APC, Chief John Odegie-Oyegun, yesterday, received top PDP leaders in Oredo Local Government Area including Mr. Ebima Ogbeide and over 3000 of their supporters into the APC, asserting that the PDP is dead in the state.

Nigeria waiting for Ndigbo—Okorocha

Nigeria waiting for Ndigbo—Okorocha

Governor of Imo State, Rochas Okorocha, has said that Nigeria as a country, is waiting for the Igbo people, just as he said, he has seen light at the end of the tunnel for Ndigbo in the country.

BIAFRA: We’ve no hand in IPOB crisis – OHANAEZE YOUTHS

BIAFRA: We’ve no hand in IPOB crisis – OHANAEZE YOUTHS

OHANEZE Youth Council, OYC has washed its hands off the crisis rocking the pro-Biafra group, Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, which led to the emergence of a splinter group, RE-IPOB. This came at a time the chancellor of the Eastern Mandate Union, EMU, Dr Arthur Nwankwo, also dissociated himself from the Reformed Indigenous People of Biafra, RE-IPOB, the breakaway faction of Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB and his nomination as one of the old Eastern Region eminent persons to negotiate with the Federal Government on Biafra.

Fuel prices still above standard N145/litre in 28 states

Fuel prices still above standard N145/litre in 28 states

Despite the official sharp increase in pump price of fuel from N86.50 to N145 in May this year, the National Bureau of Statistics, NBS, has reported that pump prices were significantly above N145 in 28 states in the month of July 2016.

Delta resolves Navy/Oghara land dispute

Delta resolves Navy/Oghara land dispute

The dispute between the Nigerian Navy and Oghara community in Ethiope West Local Government Area of Delta State, over the extent of land acquired for the building of a naval facility in the area has been finally resolved with leaders agreeing to give the Navy an additional 243 hectares of land.

Police to deploy 22,603 men for election

Police to deploy 22,603 men for election

The Edo State Commissioner of Police, Mr. Chris Ezike, has said that 22,603 policemen will be deployed for the election. This is aside officers that will join forces with other security agencies.

N-Delta dialogue: Itsekiri, Urhobo groups blast Ijaw leaders

N-Delta dialogue: Itsekiri, Urhobo groups blast Ijaw leaders

WARRI—THE Warri Study Group, WSG, an Itsekiri ethnic nationality organisation in Delta State, yesterday, said that it had no confidence in Chief Edwin Clark and other Ijaw leaders, parading themselves as negotiators, to lead the coastal states of the Niger Delta in any dialogue with the Federal Government.

3 fake govt revenue collectors arrested

3 fake govt revenue collectors arrested

LAGOS—Operatives of the X-Squad Department of the Zone 2 Command, Onikan, Lagos, have arrested two dismissed policemen, who extort money from commercial bus drivers, posing to be serving policemen, and three suspected members of a syndicate that posed as officials of the Lagos and Ogun state’s governments to collect revenue from motorists.

Ceric challenges witches, wizards, occultists to contest

Ceric challenges witches, wizards, occultists to contest

NNEWI—THE eighty-three years old Founder of New Covenant Christian Fellowship, NCCF, Nnobi, Anambra State, Apostle Chukwusom Okoli, has thrown a challenge to witches, wizards, occults and spiritualists all over the world for a spiritual contest.

Star partners 5 European Clubs

Star partners 5 European Clubs

History was made yesterday as Star Lager Beer announced an unprecedented partnership with not one but five of the biggest European football clubs – Arsenal, Juventus, Real Madrid, PSG and Manchester City, having a combined history in football of 544 years.

FG okays more external borrowings, vows to turn economy around

FG okays more external borrowings, vows to turn economy around

Abuja—The Federal Executive Council, FEC yesterday, approved external three-year rolling borrowing plan. According to Minister of Finance, Kemi Adeosun, the borrowing plan, which will be transmitted to the National Assembly for its approval, will be concessional loans with interest rates at 1.25 percent, with four to seven year moratorium, 20 years to pay.