NSE kicks against planned Abuja Airport closure

NSE kicks against planned Abuja Airport closure

AHEAD of the planned six-week closure of Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja for maintenance, the Nigerian Society of Engineers, NSE, yesterday, kicked against the move, saying that the measure would negatively impact the nation’s economy and endanger the lives of air travellers.
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Abia poly workers begin strike over salaries

Abia poly workers begin strike over salaries

Workers of the Abia State Polytechnic, Aba, under the aegis of Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics, ASUP, Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Polytechnics, SSANIP, and Non-Academic Staff Union, NASU, Abia State Polytechnic chapter, have begun an indefinite strike over non-payment of seven months arrears of salaries.

Ondo signs N4.9bn deal for rice production

Ondo signs N4.9bn deal for rice production

THE Ondo State government yesterday signed a N4.9 billion memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Africa Red Crest (Nigeria) Limited on the mass production of rice.

Family petitions police over Ibeju-Lekki land

Family petitions police over Ibeju-Lekki land

Mr Apesin Gbabijo, a member of Lagos State House of Assembly, has called on President Muhammadu Buhari, Governor Akinwunmi Ambode of the state and the Inspector General of Police, Mr Ibrahim Idris, to do everything within their power to put an end to the activities of those involved in the business of kidnapping and killing across the country, particularly in Ibeju-Lekki Local Government Area of the state.

Robots taking over jobs from factory workers

Robots taking over jobs from factory workers

ARTIFICIAL Intelligence machine popularly called robots are fast taking over jobs from factory workers. This is happening globally and already making inroad into the Nigerian manufacturing sector.

Food security: Lagos integrates six S-West states

Food security: Lagos integrates six S-West states

Governor Akinwunmi Ambode of Lagos State yesterday unveiled plans by his administration to integrate the six states in the South West region to the food security drive of the state, especially in addressing the demand and supply deficit for the overall benefit of the people.

N-Deltans protest in Lagos, demand suspension of repair works on export pipeline

N-Deltans protest in Lagos, demand suspension of repair works on export pipeline

AGGRIEVED Odinodi, Beniboye and Isiayegbeni communities in Burutu Local Government Area of Delta State, yesterday, stormed Hydrodive Nigeria Limited, an oil servicing firm in Apapa area of Lagos, calling for the suspension of its repair works on the 48 inches export pipeline at the Forcados terminal in Delta State.

AFCON 2017: Uyo defeat haunts Algeria coach

AFCON 2017: Uyo defeat haunts Algeria coach

As Algeria coach, Georges Leekens prepares the Desert Foxes for their first Africa Cup of Nations match against Zimbabwe, the World Cup qualifiers defeat Algeria suffered in Uyo to the Super Eagles has kept playing in his mind.

Why Police arrested SaharaReporters’ publisher in Lagos

Why Police arrested SaharaReporters’ publisher in Lagos

Publisher of SaharaReporters, an online news agency based in New York city, United States of America, Mr Omoyele Sowore, was yesterday arrested by the Police in Lagos ,over allegation of threat to life and blackmail on a London based journalist, Lekan Fatodu.

Saraki denies betraying Ndume

Saraki denies betraying Ndume

Senate President Bukola Saraki, yesterday, denied betraying former Senate Leader, Ali Ndume to preserve his skin.

Legal practitioners’ role in effective implementation of anti-corruption laws

Legal practitioners’ role in effective implementation of anti-corruption laws

) Systemic Corruption[7]: Systemic corruption describes a situation where corruption and corrupt way of life have become entrenched in the socio-economic and political fabrics of the society or a nation. In systemic corruption, the practice has reached a routine way of life and so does not generate adverse reaction on those on whom it is practised.

Trial of judges should follow rule of law – Akpedeye

Trial of judges should follow rule of law – Akpedeye

Given the distinct role of each arm of government turning the wheel of a nation, I would say that the current trial of judges is part of this process and no arm should intimidate or lord it over the other as they ought to be separate and independent. Also, our Constitution operates on a principle of checks and balances and the prosecution of the judges is in tandem with the prosecutorial powers of the Executive to checkmate the excesses of the Judiciary.