Naming and shaming those who destroyed Libya – Owei Lakemfa
THE United Nations (UN) under then Secretary-General, Ban Ki-moon met on March 17, 2011 to decide the fate of Libya. Civil War had broken out in the country with rebels seizing the city of Benghazi and parts of the country. The rebels were armed by the West with the United States getting Saudi Arabia to supply anti-tank rockets, mortars and surface-to-air-missiles.
MINISTRY OF HAPPINESS: Okorocha hits back at Ohakim, Ihedioha
IMO State Governor, Rochas Okorocha, said yesterday, that the former governor of the state, Ikedi Ohakim and former Deputy Speaker of House of Representatives, Emeka Ihedioha, did not have what it takes to compete with him in terms of governance.
Ughelli/Asaba road dualization: DTHA talks tough
DELTA State House of Assembly has said it may have no other option than to recommend that ULO Consults, the firm awarded Sector ‘C’ of the Ughelli/Asaba road dualization project, be asked to refund the N7.4 billion collected for the project from the state government over non- performance.
Chevron urged to boost funding level of EGCDF
Executive Chairman of Egbema and Gbaramatu Communities Development Foundation, EGCDF, Mr Jude Ukori, has called on the management of Chevron Nigeria Limited to review the firm’s current funding level of the EGCDF to reflect present economic dynamics.
Lagos Island Property Festival kicks off tomorrow
The Island edition of the Lagos Home and Property Festival will be taking place at Circle Mall Lekki on Saturday and Sunday.
Ambode to employers: Pay retirement benefits
The Lagos State Government said it is morally wrong for any employer to neglect or refuse to plan and cater for the retirement benefits of its employees who have given the prime of their active years to the employing institution.
