Cashless society: Clueless society
Presumably this principle is being pushed on us because the West believes that it is an effective way to stop corruption but more importantly by pursuing the money, they are better able to find those fomenting radicalisation and paying for terrorism.
Extend probe of lawmakers’ constituency project funds to 2014, Iraise tells FG
BENIN—DEPUTY Whip of the House of Representatives, Mr Pally Iriase, yesterday, described as a good development, the decision by the Federal Government to probe lawmakers over constituency projects, advising, however, that the probe should commence from 2014.
Delta community accuses Chevron of oppressing hosts with IRDC
PEOPLE of Ureju Community in Warri North Local Government Area of Delta State have accused Chevron Nigeria Limited of using Itsekiri Regional Development Committee, IRDC, one of its eight GMoU Models to oppress its host communities, alleging that the company “engineered” the leadership crisis in IRDC which has culminated in an on-going litigation.
CPC impounds 69 cartons expired Guinness products in Anambra
The Consumer Protection Council has impounded 69 and half crates of expired Guinness Alcoholic drinks from a warehouse located at Awka-Ofemmili, Awka North LGA of Anambra State, allegedly belonging to a major distributor to Guinness Nigeria Plc.
Trump supporters hit back, release naked portrait of Clinton with bottle of beer
Follow A naked statue of Donald Trump, complete with bulging belly and elaborate yellow hair, which appeared Thursday in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle and Ohio allegedly done by Clinton supporters, supporters of Donald Trump have launched a retaliatory response with a grotesque statue of naked Hillary Clinton with the title, “The ugly sides of Hillary Clinton”.
Jigawa Varsity gets new Dep VC
The Governing Council of the Federal University Dutse, Jigawa State, has approved the appointment of Professor Usman Adamu Izge as the new Deputy Vice- Chancellor, Central Administration.
