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Enugu NASSI elects officials
NATIONAL Association of Small Scale Industrialists, NASSI, Enugu State Chapter, has elected a new executive to pilot the affairs of the organisation for the next four years.
NIMASA trains over 2,500 Nigerians in seafaring
The Director General, Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), Dr. Dakuku Peterside has said that human capacity development is a panacea to growing unemployment rate in the economy.
Urhobo wish Buhari quick recovery
Urhobo Progressive Union, UPU, yesterday, joined well-meaning Nigerians in prayer for the quick recovery of President Muhammadu Buhari, currently receiving treatment in the United Kingdom.
Bruised but …Fati’s peep into visual refreshing perspectives of Borno
Borno State has been a theatre of war as a result of the activities of Islamic insurgents, Boko Haram. Since their emergence, the state like some other states in north east has witnessed all sorts of carnage, bombings, killings, destruction of houses, churches, mosques, schools and others. But just like any other event of such magnitude, the media has centered on the negative side of the stories that one would imagine whether there are people still living there, not to talk of economic activities.
NUJ advises Niger State government not to discriminate in its education policy
MINNA —The Nigeria Union of Journalists, Niger State Council, has advised the Niger State Government not to be discriminatory in the implementation of its education policy to the people of the state in order to carry everybody along.
BUHARI FEEDING PROGRAMME: ‘Good’ food in over- crowded schools
Before government begins to look for how to get it right on the introduction of free meals for our school children, government should, as a matter of urgency, see to the environment in public schools and fix the leaking roofs
Nigerian firm launches new products
In line with the policy of the Federal Government to promote made in Nigeria products, Stellarchem Nigeria Limited, an indigenous company operating in the manufacturing sector of the economy has launched seven new natural skincare products into the market with a brand name known as ‘Seeds of beauty products’. The cosmetic products already approved and registered by NAFDAC include stretch-marks remover soap, stretch-marks remover lotion, skin lightening soap, skin lightening lotion, natural black soap, natural bath scrub and extra-virgin coconut oil.
661 RIFLES Concerns grow over ‘sick’ scanners clearing deadly cargoes
As controversy continues to trail the container seized with 661 rifles, new facts emerged from Sunday Vanguard’s visit to the Apapa port, Lagos to have first hand information on how goods coming into the country are cleared and released.
Book, unlocks vital lessons of experience
The great philosopher, Socrates, once said, “an unexamined life is not worth living” and the Bible in Hosea 4:6 also said that “my people perish for lack of knowledge”. And events in and around the world reveals that it is real, and that is why developed nations do not play with the study of history as a subject. History is just the record of past experiences and it is good because without the past, many cannot make it in the future.
Prince of Thieves
Only in Nigeria, when people steal millions and billions and these dishonest men and women in fine clothing are considered smart and feted by their community for as long as they can drop a few thousand Naira here and there for their supporters
Singer, Sandra Ifudu in trouble for calling men “useless”
Budding inspirational singer, Sandra Ifudu, niece of veteran Nigerian singer, Dora Ifudu, must have unwittingly or otherwise, dug a grave for herself for expressing an opinion born out of frustration with her past love affairs.
Abuja plaza tenants pick holes in ejection order
Tenants of U.L.O. Plaza, at Sokode Crescent, Abuja have faulted the sealing of the property and their ejection by the police and court officials, on February 3, with a Warrant of Possession issued by Justice S.E. Aladetoyinbo in the case of Bil Construction Ltd. V. Gazi Construction Ltd.
Agbor College students begin NYSC
Students of the College of Education, Agbor, affiliated to Delta State University, Abraka, have commenced their National Youths Service Corps, NYSC.
ECOWAS presses for abolition of Land Use Act in West Africa
The Economic Community of West African States, ECOWAS, has embarked on advocacy and dialogue with its 15-member nations on the need to abrogate the Land Use Act that removed the ownership of lands from the people and communities and placed it under the control of government.
We are heading for Supreme Court — Makarfi group
Even as Senator Modu Sheriff extends olive branch to the National Caretaker committee of the PDP to join him in rebuilding the party, the spokesman of the Committee, Dayo Adeyeye

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