STAKEHOLDERS in the nation’s pension sector have raised alarm over alleged plot by vested interests to destroy the gains of the Contributory Pension Scheme, CPS and its regulator, National Pension Commission, PenCom, urging workers and pensioners to be wary of the antics of such interests.

APGA has disowned some of its members including the State Publicity Secretary, Chief Paul Okolie for alleged anti- party activities, even as it passed a vote of confidence on its governorship candidate, Earl Osaro Onaiwu.

By Marie-Therese Nanlong Jos—The Commander of Operation Safe Haven, Major-General Rogers Nicholas, whose outfit is saddled with the responsibility of keeping peace in Plateau State, has decried the high rate of drug abuse and other crimes in the state. According to him, the task force has, in the last six weeks, arrested over 300 persons […]

OLEH—THE Association of Local Governments of Nigeria, ALGON, Delta State chapter, has said that it is working with stakeholders to get bailout funds to enable it clear backlog of salaries owed council workers in the state.

WARRI—Izon-Okosu-Otu, an umbrella body of select Ijaw elders led by Chief Bare Etolor, does not have the locus to discredit Chief Edwin Clark’s leadership to head the proposed Niger Delta dialogue, says Chief Wellington Bobo, the Oroupawei of Gbaramatu Kingdom.