Shell moves to give Bayelsa communities uninterrupted power supply

SUCCOUR will soon come the way of four Kolo Creek cluster communities in Ogbia Local Government Area of Bayelsa State as Shell Petroleum Development Company, SPDC, has commenced the building of a gas turbine plant at Imiringi to provide uninterrupted electricity supply to the area.
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Players Union tackles Rangers, others over players’ unpaid salaries

The National Association of Nigerian Professional Footballers (NANPF) otherwise known as Players Union has appealed to all clubs that qualified for the 2017 Confederation of African Football (CAF) competitions, to settle all outstanding debts owed players and coaches or face disqualification.

Court sacks 2 Reps, to refund N73m pay

ABUJA—Justice Okon Abang of the Federal High Court, Abuja, sacked two members of the House of Representatives from Enugu State, yesterday.

Poor agric budgetary allocations worry economists

OWERRI—The Nigeria Association of Agricultural Economists, NAAE, has advised that the nation may not actualize its paradigm shift to agriculture if the country’s agricultural budget was not beefed up.

ECCIMA raises alarm over increasing housing deficit in S-East

ENUGU—Determined to reduce the high cost of accomodation in the South-East geo-political zone, Enugu State Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture, ECCIMA, yesterday, revealed that its maiden Enugu State Housing Forum scheduled to start tomorrow, will bridge the gaps responsible for high cost of accommodation.

Kidnapping: Police raid Aba black spots, arrest 50

ABA—POLICEMEN from Aba Area Police Command, Abia State, has raided some black spots and arrested 50 persons suspected to be members of kidnapping and armed robbery gangs operating in the city.

We’re facing crisis in aviation sector, FG laments

AS many international and local airlines in the country are having challenges as a result of the current economic recession, the Federal Government yesterday lamented that the nation’s aviation industry was facing serious challenges that required the collaboration of all stakeholders to tackle.

Nigeria, its kitchens, cabinets and other rooms

A JOURNALIST of Reuben Abati’s calibre has been reduced to writing about “witches and dildos”. Why? To excuse the poor performance of the government he served and by extension, to blame the bad policies and choices of successive Nigerian governments on “witchcraft”.

Dele Giwa’s assassination: The verdict of history

October 19 this year marks the 30th anniversary of the gory assassination of Dele Giwa, the first Editor in Chief of Newswatch, Nigeria’s path-breaking newsmagazine. Dele’s life was cynically shortened by the novel method of a parcel bomb that was delivered to his house at No. 25 Talabi Street, Ikeja, Lagos on Sunday October 19, 1986 at mid-day.

Food security: Ebonyi to partner 19 states in distribution of Abakaliki rice

ABAKALIKI—IN order to contribute its quota towards ensuring food security of the nation despite the country’s dwindling economic fortunes, the Abakaliki Ricemill Owners Industrial Association said it has concluded arrangements to partner 19 states in the distribution of Abakaliki rice across the country.

Muhammadu Buhari, Aisha and the rest of us

IN ‘Beyond Muhamadu Buhari’s anti-corruption rhetoric: return of the fifth columnists?”, I had begun by seeking answer to the simple question of whether President Buhari was still in charge of his administration. That question was directed at the president and/or his minders.

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