Imbibe m‎odern management techniques, Ashafa urges NITT

As part of its oversight functions, Senate and House of Representatives Committee on ‎Land and Transport Thursday paid an inspection visit to The Nigerian Institute of Transport Technology (NITT), Zaria ‎to ascertain the level of projects being constructed by the institution.
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Why Tompolo may not surrender to FG – Ijaw group

THE Iwere Peace Movement, a group made up of Ijaw Professionals and youths in the Niger Delta, raised an alarm, Thursday, of alleged plans by the Federal Government to kill former militant leader, Chief Government Ekpemupolo aka Tompolo if he is arrested and detained.

7 dead as gunmen attack UN base in South Sudan

A South Sudanese official said seven people were killed on Thursday and many others injured, when unidentified gunmen attacked a UN base in Malakal in South Sudan. Deng Amon, a Native Administration Leader in Malakal, the capital city of Upper Nile State, said that it was a brutal and sudden attack.

CDMA: Dearth or Improvement?

Lola stepped out of a board meeting with her bosses to receive a phone call from her oldest son. He had been calling incessantly and she wondered what could have been wrong. It was unlike to call repeatedly. He knew the cardinal rule of sending a message if mummy does not answer after the second ring.

Protest over VCs sack: Police tear gas NANS

A team of policemen on Thursday dispersed protesting members of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) at the Ministry of Education, Federal Secretariat, Abuja . The policemen manhandled a camera man working for the African Independent Television (AIT), and smashed his camera. NANS President, Mr Tijani Shehu, and no fewer than five other students, were arrested.

Amnesty Programme: Ex-agitators pass vote of confidence on Boro

EX-AGITATORS under the Third Phase of the Presidential Amnesty Programme of the Federal Government have passed vote of confidence on the Special Adviser to the President on Niger Delta affairs and Coordinator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme, Brigadier General Paul Boro (retd), for effective management of the amnesty programme since he was appointed by President Muhammadu Buhari in 2015.

When fake employment agencies become Nigeria’s big headache

As I steer at the heap of curriculum vitae before me in my office, I remember, like yesterday, a statement once made by a friend of mine back then. He was an elder, and as a young man still seeking a direction and what to make of my promising future, I always loved sitting close to him; each day with him was always a lesson learnt.

Ambode set to flag off medical emergency, rescue operations with helicopters

Lagos State Governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode has concluded plans to commence medical emergency and rescue operations by deploying the three Rapid Response Squad (RRS) helicopters recently purchased by his administration, as a means to facilitate rescue operations as well as boost security surveillance across the metropolis.

I’ve no hand in Kogi Assembly crisis – Gov. Bello

Amid the crisis rocking the Kogi State House of Assembly, Governor Yahaya Bello, on Thursday, disassociated himself from the impeachment of the Speaker, Momoh Jimoh Lawal, noting that has never interfered in the affairs of the state legislature in line with his determination to promote the rule of law and strict adherence to separations of power.

IGP warns Biafra agitators, IPOB against use of firearms

Following media reports credited to members of the Independent Peoples of Biafra (IPOB), threatening to carry arms in self defence against the Nigerian nation, Inspector General of Police, Solomon Arase has warned pro-Biafra agitators to reconsider their stand on bearing of arms or face the wrath of the extant laws concerning firearms.

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