Some states can’t meet RAMP deadline, says Coordinator
With a few days to the end of the year, some states may not meet the deadline for the completion of the rehabilitation of rural roads under the Rural Assess and Mobilisation Project, RAMP.
Ikeja Electric rewards 25 loyal customers
IN a bid to give back to its customers, the management of Ikeja Electric (IE) yesterday rewarded 24 customers on its network with a free 4,000 monthly units recharge for a period of one year.
Reps order Intels to remit multi-million dollar dues owe NPA within 24hrs
THE House of Representatives yesterday ordered management of Intels to remit the multi-million dollar revenue accrued from pilotage service contract into the Treasury Single Account, TSA, within 24 hours.
2019: I’m not after Osinbajo’s job – Tinubu
National Leader of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu has described as fake news a newspaper report that he is to pair President Muhammadu Buhari in the 2019 presidential ticket of the party.
Haulage companies sue firm over non-payment for services rendered
Three haulage services companies, Kobbs Global Services Nigeria Limited, BJA Global Solutions Limited and Minmax Universal Concept Limited, have filed three different suits against Murphy Express Logistics Limited before a Rivers State High Court sitting in Port Harcourt, claiming various sums of money as payment for services rendered for which they have not been paid.
Admission racketeering: We paid N10,000 without admission, pupils cry out
It is rather appalling to note that while schools are expected to proceed on vacation tomorrow, several pupils seeking admission into Lagos public schools did not start the term with their mates, because according to them, the State Government failed to release their names for admission in the past three months. As a result, many of the pupils were seen either running errands at home for their parents, loitering the streets or visiting recreation centres.
