$3bn debt necessitated oil swap deal, says ex-NNPC boss, Oniwon

ABUJA—FORMER Group Managing Director, GMD, of Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, Austen Oniwon, yesterday told the ad-hoc committee on Crude Oil Swap probe that a debt of over $3 billion necessitated the oil swap deal entered into by Nigeria and that he was entitled to a spending limit of $10 million.
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Plateau, NSC moves to revive Jos container depot

Plateau State government in partnership with the Nigerian Shippers’ Council, NSC, is to resuscitate the Jos Inland Container Depot, Heipang, as part of efforts at creating jobs and empowering youths to curb restiveness in the state. Similarly, the Federal Ministry of Transport, FMT, through its Chief Executive Officer, Inland Container Depot, Mr. Ogunleye Ogunsola, who was in the state yesterday on a visit to the Depot, promised the Ministry’s support for the successful take off of businesses at the depot.

Rights group hails Dickson’s election victory

Coalition for Good Governance and Economic Justice in Africa, CGGEJ, yesterday, hailed the Ijaw nation for the re-election of Governor Seriake Dickson of Baylsa State, saying it had opened a new era for the state.

Kogi Speaker, Lawal impeached

THE Kogi State House of Assembly, was yesterday thrown into confusion with the reported impeachment of the Speaker, Momohjimoh Lawal, his Deputy Aliyu Akuh, and Majority Leader, Kolawole Matthew.

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