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‘Ugwuanyi has proved no vacancy in Enugu till 2023′

‘Ugwuanyi has proved no vacancy in Enugu till 2023′

A pan-Enugu socio-political movement, Save Enugu Group, SEG, yesterday, stated that the achievements of Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi of the state have shown that there is no vacancy in the state house come 2019.

N110bn debt: Total blackout looms as Egbin threatens shutdown

N110bn debt: Total blackout looms as Egbin threatens shutdown

Nigeria may soon face power crisis as the management of Egbin Power Plc has threatened to shut down operations due to non-settlement of N110 billion debt, inadequate gas supply and inefficiency in operations of the Transmission Company of Nigeria, TCN.

Ex-Gov Attah calls for true federalism, two-party system

Ex-Gov Attah calls for true federalism, two-party system

Former governor of Akwa Ibom State and co-Chairman of Pan-Niger Delta Forum, PANDEF, Obong Victor Attah, has reiterated that unless Nigeria adopts true federalism as a system of administration, the country will continue to be bedevilled with its current challenges and might be heading towards disintegration.

Christopher varsity holds maiden matriculation today

Christopher varsity holds maiden matriculation today

CHRISTOPHER University in a bid towards actualising its vision to become a national powerhouse in management education, preparing managers, scholars and entrepreneurs to confront the challenge of managing men and material resources, will, March 30, 2017, hold its maiden matriculation ceremony. The university with the mission to create a specialized institution committed to the pursuit of academic innovation, skills-based training and a tradition of excellence in teaching and research with private sector participation, will hold the ceremony at its permanent site, Km 34 Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, Ibokun Aro, Mowe, Ogun State, Nigeria.

Workers protest alleged neglect by Lai Mohammed, PermSec

Workers protest alleged neglect by Lai Mohammed, PermSec

Staff of Federal Ministry of Information and Culture, yesterday, protested neglect in the hands of the minister, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, and Permanent Secretary, Mrs. Ayotunde Adesugba, saying their welfare had been compromised as a result.

Return of the ‘prodigal’ son

Return of the ‘prodigal’ son

I don’t think the “thinking cap” is really a cap because Fashola was not wearing one when he performed the smart, ice-breaking caper: paying Governor Ambode a surprise visit

10 year-old excels in Math competition, gets N12m scholarship

10 year-old excels in Math competition, gets N12m scholarship

Four pupils in Plateau State, including 10-year-old Izuchukwu Okafor, have excelled in a Mathematics competition organised by Nigerian Tulip International College, NTIC in conjunction with the National Mathematical Centre, Abuja winning scholarship worth over N40 million for six years, have appealed to government at all levels to invest in education so that prevalent crimes in the society can be curbed.

Why Ayade locked out SSG, others for reporting late to work

Why Ayade locked out SSG, others for reporting late to work

WORKERS in the Governor’s Office, Calabar, Cross River State, were yesterday, locked out of their offices on the instruction of the state governor, Prof. Ben Ayade, at 7.33a.m., when he arrived his office and found that most workers were yet to report for work.