Yenagoa—Bayelsa State governor, Mr Seriake Dickson, has signed a bill known as the Revenue Court Bill into law, as part of efforts to boost the state’s tax drive. The governor, while performing the ceremony in Yenagoa, expressed optimism that the passage and eventual signing of the bill would provide the much needed legal framework for the state government to shore up its revenue using legitimate means.

UGBORODO—THE people of oil-rich Ugborodo community, Warri South-West Local Government Area, Delta State, yesterday, vowed not to lift the siege to the Escravos Tank Farm, belonging to Chevron Nigeria Limited, until the company looks into their demands.

With daily news barraging us about what is good or not good for us, it is becoming increasingly challenging for nurturers in homes to determine what to feed their family. Conflicting reports on foods that have been around for donkey years and the ways they are being grown means caregivers have to weigh their options ever so carefully to determine the best food sources for their families.

ABUJA- FOLLOWING campaign by the government urging Nigerians to patronise made in Nigeria products women entrepreneurs under the auspices of Global Centre for Human Empowerment and Entrepreneurship Development, GLOCHEED, has synergised to to advocate a legislation on patronage of their products.

THE lawmaker representing Warri South 1 constituency in Delta State House of Assembly, Mrs. Omawumi Udoh, has called on International Oil Companies, IOCs, operating in her constituency to employ dialogue in addressing the demands of members of National Association of Itsekiri Graduates and Omadino community.