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Agbakoba urges NASS to withdraw NGO Bill

FORMER President of Nigerian Bar Association, NBA, Dr. Olisa Agbakoba, SAN, has called on National Assembly to withdraw the Non-Governmental Organisation, NGO, Bill, saying it is unnecessary.

FG to raise N330bn bonds in Q4‘17 — DMO

THE Debt Management Office (DMO), yesterday, said the Federal Government plans to raise between 270 billion and 330 billion naira-denominated bonds in the fourth quarter of the year. The DMO, in its latest issuance calendar, said it would auction between N135 and N165 billion worth of bonds maturing in 2021 and the same amount of the debt maturing in 2027.

10 infected, 49 under surveillance as Monkey Pox hits Bayelsa

YENAGOA—FEAR, YENAGOA—FEAR,  yesterdaygripped residents of Yenagoa, the capital of Bayelsa State, following an outbreak of viral epidemic known as Monkey Pox in the state, with report that 10 persons are already infected.Authorities in the state were said to be tracking 49 persons alleged to have come in contact with the infected persons.

Nolle Prosequi. In whose interest?

UNDER the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (as amended), the Attorney-General of the Federation, AGF, and states’ Attorneys-General are regarded as the number one law officers of the country and their respective states. Specifically, the holder of the office at either level of government is vested with certain powers which can be exercised by him/her or sometimes delegated. Under Section 174 and Section 211 of the Constitution, the AG has the power to initiate, take over or discontinue (by entering nolle prosequi) any criminal proceeding in the overriding public interest.

Oil revenue grew by 42.7% in July — NBS

THE nation’s gross oil revenue in July increased by 42.7 percent to N362.42 billion against N254.02 billion recorded in June this year, the National Bureau of Statistics, NBS, said.

Pollution: NIMASA demands IOCs’ annual contingency plans

THERE were indications, yesterday, that the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA, would be stepping up its anti-pollution oversight over the nation’s maritime ecosystem. To this end the Agency has requested International Oil Companies, IOCs, to submit their annual contingency plans with a view to ensuring that such plans were devoid of pollution hazards.

Woman’s Own examines women’s role as deputy governors

IN Nigeria’s 57 years as an independent country, while no woman has ever attained the position of president, vice-president or even been elected state governor – making the upper cadre of the nation’s executive arm appear the sole preserve of the male folk – quite a number of women have been opportuned to occupy the position of deputy governor in some states across the country.

Eminent Nigerians give Baru hard knocks as Senate probes NNPC boss

THERE are strong indications that the Federal Government would soon intervene to resolve the personality conflict between the Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Dr. Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu, and the Group Managing Director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, Mr. Maikanti Baru.

Rohr: Eagles still need Ahmed Musa

Super Eagles coach, Gernot Rohr has revealed why striker Musa Ahmed continue to keep his spot on the team despite not playing first team football with Leicester City. There have been suggestions of favouritism for the player, but Rohr explained that Musa earned his place because of his positive attitude. “For your information, Ahmed Musa […]

Naira depreciates to 360.46/$ in NAFEX

The naira, yesterday, depreciated for the first time this week to N360.46 per dollar in the Investor and Exporter (I&E) Foreign Exchange Window.

Brila fm celebrates 15 years of sports broadcasting

Nigeria’s Sports industry has a reason   to celebrate as the country’s first and only all-sports radio station, sports radio station 88.9 Brila FM celebrated 15 years of establishment on the 1st day of October, pleasantly coinciding with the nation’s independence day.

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