Nasarawa varsity owing N2B debt since 2011, says VC
The Vice Chancellor, Nasarawa State University Keffi (NSUK), Mohammed Mainoma has said that the institution has incurred more than N2 billion debt as backlog of allowances of members of staff since 2011.
We’ll continue the estimated billings of electricity consumers for now – official
The Chief Executive Officer, Ikeja Electric, Mr Anthony Youdeowei, has said that the company would still continue with the issue of estimated billing of electricity consumers.
Shocker: 9,579 persons tested HIV positive in Lagos
No fewer than 9, 579 people were tested positive to HIV of the 616, 318 that attended the HIV Counselling and Testing (HCT) awareness programme from January to June, 2016.
Ondo Govt. promotes 2,212 workers
Ondo State Government has promoted 2, 212 civil servants in 2016, Chairman of the state Civil Service Commission, Dr Afolabi Adewakun, has said.
Oil era will soon be over, says Osinbajo
Nigeria’s Vice President Yemi Osinbajo warns that the nation’s reliance on oil as a means of sustenance will soon be over with the development of technology. Osinbajo spoke today at the E-Nigeria summit, organised by the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) with the theme “leveraging i.T. Innovation for economic diversification”.
Recession: ‘Thinking of Nigerian leaders, gives me headache’
Prices are soaring while the national currency is plummeting. Household goods and electricity are making themselves scarce. Economic indexes are all flashing red. But even a fierce recession can’t bring Nigeria’s eternal optimists down.
Immigration threat: I’ll build a fence, rather than a wall, says Trump
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump has softened his initial immigration threat to build a wall along the United States border line with Mexico.
Angelina Jolie begs Brad Pitt for peace
American actress Angelina Jolie has begged his husband Brad Pitt for peace after she filed for a divorce in a court and also seeking for custody of their six children.
Rivers communities take Shell to British court
Aside the damage already inflicted on its platform by Niger Delta militants, Shell Petroleum has been dragged to British court by two communities in the region.
I can still run my business as President – Trump
The US President-elect Donald Trump has said he is not obliged to stop his business empire when he takes office on 20 January.
Ondo election: Judge’s absence stalls hearing in suit challenging Akeredolu’s candidature
The absence of Justice Nnamdi Dimgba has stalled hearing in a suit challenging the candidature of Rotimi Akeredolu, as the All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate in the Nov. 26 Ondo State Governorship Election.
