Why the Judiciary should be autonomous, Sokoto JUSUN
The Sokoto State chapter of the Judiciary Staff Union of Nigeria (JUSUN) has observed that it is important for the judiciary in the state to be autonomous for it to be efficient and effective in the discharge of its constitutional mandate.
Hazardous chemicals: UNIDO serves FG with elimination plan
The United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO) has submitted the Reviewed and Updated National Implementation Plan (NIP) for the Stockholm Convention on the elimination of Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) to the Federal Government.
How ban on importation of vehicles via land borders led to unemployment – Agent
Mr Thomas Agbotounso, a Licensed Clearing Agent, says recent ban on importation of vehicles through the land borders has led to job losses and increased unemployment rate .
S Africa opposition sues government for not arresting Sudan president
South Africa’s main opposition party Friday filed criminal charges against several government and police officials for failing in 2015 to arrest Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir, who is wanted by the International Criminal Court.
I see speculators losing billions of Naira to new FX policy – BDC chief
Currency speculators are in for a bad season as they stand to lose billions of Naira to the new CBN forex policy, Alhaji Aminu Gwadabe said on Friday.
Nigeria expects N1bn dollar intervention fund for North-East – Zorro
Mr Sani Zorro, Chairman, House Committee on Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs), has called for transparency and accountability as Nigeria expects one billion dollars humanitarian intervention fund from international donors.
Fayose among the Who’s who at Akeredolu’s swearing-in ceremony
Senate President Bukola Saraki, on Friday, led dignitaries across all walks of life to witness in Akure the swearing-in ceremony of Oluwarotimi Akeredolu (SAN) as the new governor of Ondo State.
55 doctors, nurses arrested for being clock-in cheats
The police on Friday arrested 55 doctors, nurses, and other staffers at a Naples public hospital for being clock-in cheats.
Lassa fever kills 4 in Bauchi-Commissioner
The Bauchi State Ministry of Health has confirmed the death of four patients out of the five cases of Lassa fever in Bauchi, Alkaleri and Ganjuwa Local Government Areas of the state.
Ronaldo emerges first world sportsman with 200m fans on social media
A report released by HookIt – a company dedicated to monitoring accounts for sports stars and organisations – claims Ronaldo has become the first sportsman in the world to break the 200,000,000-follower mark across Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.
136 suspects arrested over xenophobia mayhem unleashed on immigrants in S/Africa
Xenophobia: South African police on Friday arrested 136 suspects in connection with their involvement in the xenophobia mayhem unleashed on immigrants in Pretoria.
