Have a rethink on your proposed strike, Catholic Church tells Labour unions
The Catholic Church in Nigeria, yesterday, called on the organized labour unions threatening to shut-down the country over the new fuel price of petrol to have a rethink on their plan, to avoid throwing the nation into chaos.
Minister interfering in Badeh’s court case, alleges CSO
A civil society group and a watch dog organization, Good Governance Project Initiative (GGPI) has berated the Finance Minister Mrs. Kemi Adesoun for allegedly interfering in the ongoing court trial of the former Chief of Defence Staff, Alex Badeh by directing the Continuous Audit Team in the Finance Ministry to investigate the N558.2 million revealed in the Court to have been allegedly diverted monthly in the Nigerian Airforce.
Govt workers consume 90% of Kaduna State resources, says El-Rufai
Governor Nasir El-Rufai of Kaduna State yesterday said 90 per cent of the state revenue was being spent on public servants in the state, saying there was an urgent need to raise more funds internally.
Cattle rearing, night grazing banned in Enugu
Grazing and rearing of cattle at night was yesterday banned in Enugu State after a meeting between Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi and leaders of Fulani/Shuwa Arab herdsmen in the state.
Avoiding future budget rows
Nigerians finally heaved a great sigh of relief on Friday, May 6, 2016, when President Muhammadu Buhari gave his assent to the 2016 appropriation bill as passed by the National Assembly. With the budget now law, stakeholders are looking forward to its implementation to stimulate the economy and realise the objectives of the administration.
Man, 25 rapes girl, 4, to death in Adamawa
Nongvan village, Timdore District in Ganye Local Government Area of Adamawa state has been thrown into mourning and confusion as a 25-year-old man allegedly raped a four- year-old toddler to death.
