Breaking News: INEC to go ahead with Edo election despite security concerns
By Emmanuel Aziken The Edo State governorship election is to go ahead, sources in the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC despite security concerns raised by the Police and the Department of State Services, DSS. Confidential sources told Vanguard on Thursday morning that the commission took the decision go ahead the Edo election after consultation with […]
Food Production: FG to employ 100,000 graduates as extension workers
Over 100,000 graduates are to be employed by the Federal Government and drafted to farms in all local government councils across the country, as extension workers to help government actualise its food production drive.
Violations and abuses of due process of law in the unseemly tussle for the governorship of God’s Own State of Abia
On 27 June, 2016 Justice Okon Abang of the Federal High Court (FHC), Abuja Division, removed Governor Okezie Ikpeazu from office as Governor of Abia State, after his election has been affirmed by the Supreme Court
DOCKWORKERS’ death: Union, terminal operators differ over safety measures
Following the death of about four dockworkers at Lagos ports in the last nine months, dockworkers under the aegis of Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria, MWUN and terminal operators have disagreed over safety of workers at the ports.
UNESCO: Nigeria is 70 years late for 2030 SDG education deadline
The new Global Education Monitoring, GEM, as reported by UNESCO, has said that Nigeria, on current trends of global education, will achieve universal primary education in 2070, universal lower secondary education in 2080 and universal upper secondary education in the next century.
Fitch downgrades Nigeria’s Seven Energy to ‘CC’
Fitch Ratings Agency, yesterday downgraded Nigeria –based Seven Energy International Limited Issuer Default Rating, IDR to “CC” from “B- ‘’
