Approved PMS price: Edo Govt. vows to ensure compliance, commences monitoring March 11
The Edo State Government has warned marketers of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), who sell above the approved pump price of N145 per liter, that its team will commence monitoring on March 11 for enforcement exercise.
Strategic management for mission and vision
No framework for strategic management can be effective in the absence of team work and synergy
Kogi 2019: Confusion as documents reveal PDP’s guber candidate, Wada’s Health Status
There are unconfirmed reports that the camp of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Kogi State is allegedly confused over documents that surfaced online and reported by the Nation’s newspaper online and Daily independent, depicting the health status of its candidate, Engr Wada.
State police is clearly inevitable
THE call for the establishment of state police is getting more strident, and continued opposition to it no longer makes sense. The Nigerian society has become complex, and so
are the variety and complexity of criminality now buffeting the citizens.
Delta under herdsmen’s siege — Okowa
Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta State, yesterday, said the state was under siege by herdsmen.
Governor Okowa, who spoke at Isiokolo, Ethiope East Local Government Area, in continuation of the town hall meetings across the state, insisted that the state will not cede land to the establishment of cattle colonies, asking the Federal Government to come out with a definite
policy to end herdsmen’s attacks.
Ohanaeze Ndigbo to IGP: Disarm armed herdsmen before ordering licenced gun owners to submit their’s
The apex Igbo socio-cultural group, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, has called on the Inspector General of Police to disarm armed Fulani herdsmen before ordering licenced gun owners to submit them to the police saying that without disarming Fulani herdsmen, it will be inappropriate to tell licenced gun owners to submit them in the face of terror and attacks on innocent citizens in all parts of the country especially middle belt and South.
IWD: Give women their right, Fr. Adizie urges govt
In recognition of the roles of women in the society, a clergyman Reverend Father John Damian Adizie has called on the government and the entire populace to accord women their statutory rights, noticing their impact and contributions to the sustainable development goals of the United Nations initiative.
Ita-Giwa, Dame Amaechi, Eze-Anaba, Justice Phillips, others for Vanguard’s Int’l Women’s Day roundtable tomorrow
In commemoration of this year’s International Women’s Day, IWD, 2018, themed ‘Time is now: Transforming Women’s Lives’, Vanguard Newspapers will tomorrow Friday hold a high-powered roundtable with the sub-theme: Dearth of Mentoring in Politics and Business.
PDP Kogi East passes vote of confidence on Aidoko
The peoples Democratic Party (PDP) ward executives in Igah ward 4 consisting of Ugbamaka Igah, the ancestral home of Kogi East Senator Atai Aidoko Ali has said the media allegations over diversion of 10 billion naira meant for provision of social amenities by the Senator was baseless and unfounded.
Dog arrested for mauling infant to death
The Lee County Animal Control has detained a family dog after it mauled an 8-day-old baby to death in its Virginia home.
Roadmap to sugar sufficiency: Why Dangote, Bua failed to hit target — NSDC
ABUJA—Executive Secretary of National Sugar Development Council, NSDC, Dr Abdullateef Busari, yesterday, blamed natural challenges faced by Dangote and Bua sugar refineries for failure to hit the 2017 target set for sufficiency in the production of refined sugar in Nigeria.
