MOTORISTS and other users of the ever-busy Apapa/Oshodi Expressway may still have some time to wait before the nightmare they experience on the road daily comes to an end. Reason? While repairs of the failed and dilapidated portions of the Tin can and Apapa ports axis of the expressway are in progress, they are also  being stalled due to the usual traffic confusion on the road.

The call on INEC to go to court is simply asking INEC to jump the gun. Since when did it become the vogue for the Federal Government or any of its agencies to go to court to stop the enactment of a law?

At the backdrop of several  statistical releases by the National Bureau of Statistics, NBS, in recent times indicating a sustained recovery of the economy from recession, the International Monetary Fund, IMF, has warned that the recovery path was fragile while the banking sector is threatened by increasing Non-Performing Loans, NPL

The Chartered   Institute of Stockbrokers, CIS, has said that stockbrokers have the skills and competencies required to trade in commodity and futures contracts. 

WARRI— Member Representing Warri Federal Constituency in the Federal House of Representatives, Mr. Daniel Reyenieju has called on youths from the three Warri local government areas to encourage infrastructural development by providing enabling environment for government and contractors for projects execution.

lagos—TO address the perennial gridlock along the Oshodi/Apapa expressway and  other roads linking Lagos ports and farm tanks,  truck drivers under the umbrella of the Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers, NUPENG  and other bodies, were yesterday, given a 48-hour ultimatum to move their trucks from bridges in the state.

PROFESSIONAL printers, under the auspices of Change at CIPPON, have urged the Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed to look into the alleged mismanagement of over N350 million revenue generated by the executive of Chartered Institute of Professional Printers of Nigeria, CIP

Toward 2019: Trust betrayed, hope dashed

THE Principal, Queen’s College, QC, Yaba, Dr. Bola Are has expressed delight over the return of normalcy in the school after last year’s diarrhoea outbreak that claimed three lives while several other students were hospitalised.

ASABA—DELTA State Government has given cash to 30 persons whose houses and properties were destroyed by rainstorm and fire in 2016 at Obiaruku, Ukwuani Local Government Area, Delta State, as part of effort towards alleviating their sufferings.