Outrage trails pension for ex-govs, deputies
Former governors, who are now senators and ministers, have been taken to task over their continued enjoyment of governors’ pensions while drawing normal salaries and allowances in their new political offices.
House of Reps orders closure of unregistered pharmaceutical outlets
Worried by the nefarious activities of unqualified individuals in the trade and distribution of drugs , House of Representatives has mandated the Federal Ministry of Health and the Pharmacists Council of Nigeria, PCN, to immediately shut down all unregistered pharmaceutical shops within the country and discipline the culprits accordingly.
TURKISH COLLEGE KIDNAP: Victims starve as kidnappers run out of foodstuffs
Gunmen in Army camouflage stormed Atanda farm in Igbodu community, Epe area of Lagos, abducting a female graduate of Nutrients and Biotechnology from the Ladoke Akintola University, LAUTECH, Ogbomosho, Oyo State, Ifeoluwa Olabiyi and three other farmers, all men.
Iheanacho’ll fight for City spot, says dad
AS Kelechi Iheanacho’s prospect for a starting team place seems to have evaporated at Manchester City, his father James Iheanacho has hinted that his son will not go on out loan to any other club.
Internet users decline by 536,346 subscribers in December
The Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, has said that the number of internet users in Nigeria’s telecommunications networks drifted to 91,910,341 in December 2016.
No to discrimination in Katsina varsity
IT is with total disappointment that we received the news that authorities of the Umaru Yar’ Adua University (UMYU), Katsina, have outlawed “any other religious or tribal association” on its campus except the Muslim Students Society of Nigeria (MSSN).
