Anambra students vow to protest government’s refusal to pay bursary
Students of tertiary institution under the aegis of National Union of Anambra State Students (NUASS) have expressed displeasure over the non-payment of bursary by the state government.
S-Court judgment: Rivers commissioner fires back at Itse Sagay
Rivers State Commissioner for Information and Communications, Dr Austin Tam-George, has accused Professor Itse Sagay of being an enabler of the alleged corrupt regime of former Governor Rotimi Amaechi.
Saudi loan: Senate cautions Arewa govs
THE Senate has warned the Chairman, Northern State Governors’ Forum, NSGF, and Governor of Borno State, Kassim Shettima, against plan by governors of the region to obtain loan from Saudi Arabia.
$200m Halliburton bribe fines paid directly into CBN — LAWYERS
The over $200 million fines paid by five multinational firms which were implicated in the Halliburton bribery scandal, were paid directly into the Central Bank of Nigeria and not into the accounts of the Nigerian lawyers, who prosecuted the case.
Tompolo: No clue on whereabouts, 4 days to court appearance
FOUR days to the February 19 date given by a Federal High Court sitting in Lagos to the nation’s security agencies to produce the former ex-militant leader, Chief Government Ekpemupolo, alias Tompolo, there is no clue on his whereabouts.
PDP CRISIS: Caucus, BoT, NEC may ratify 6-month period for new chair from N-East
STRONG indications emerged weekend that the new chairman of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, would spend six months in office, if the political intrigues going on at National Caucus, Board of Trustees, BoT, hold sway tomorrow.
