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Fire at Ecobank building in Lagos
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SubscribeThe perils of an unsavory cocktail
In one of those instances of fuel scarcity in Lagos State, I drove to a fuel station, and, like the other motorists, parked my car in the line for petrol. In a more sane society, motorists will sit in their cars, and inch their way up, as the line moves, to the fuel pump and buy petrol. But because of our general distrust of the Nigerian system, we, of course, doubted that the pump attendants will impartially dispense fuel on the basis of first come first serve.
Revoke licences of DISCOs, GENCOs to arrest worsening power supply – Labour
THE organised labour has called on the Federal Government to immediately review the privatisation of the power sector and revoke the licences of Electricity Generation Companies, GENCOs and Electricity Distribution Companies, DISCOs, to tackle the worsening power situation in the country.
Nollywood to play major role in projecting Nigeria’s agriculture globally — AgroNigeria CEO
Mr Richard-Mark Mbaram, the Chief Executive Officer, AgroNigeria, says the Nollywood industry has a major role in projecting Nigeria’s agriculture digitally to the world.
Adeyemi advocates LCDA for Kogi
LOKOJA—Senator Smart Adeyemi has called for the creation of Local Council Development Authority, LCDA, in Kogi State, arguing that it will fast track development of rural communities.
PTDF reduces partner varsities to 15, suspends programme extension
abuja—Petroleum Technology Development Fund, PTDF, yesterday, said it had cut down the number of partner universities in the United Kingdom to 15, from 60 and also suspended requests for extension in scholarship programmes beyond the stipulated period.
36 finalists shortlisted for FG’s MSME awards
ABUJA—AS part of the Federal Government commitments to support the growth in the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises, MSME, 36 finalists have been selected for national MSME awards expected to hold Thursday in Abuja.
Christian groups chide PDP over primary
SIX Christian groups in Osun State have described the PDP governorship a fraudulent exercise and urged the party to make amends
Bayelsa APC mocks former chairman over purported defection to PDP
Bayelsa chapter of All Progressives Congress, APC, has said that the reported defection of its former state chairman, Chief Tiwei Orunimighe, was of no effect as he was no longer a member of the party, stressing that he was expelled last year.
Jos Court: Pinnick, Giwa know fate tomorrow
The leadership tussle in Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) is fast turning into a never ending war, as the case yesterday received yet another adjournment at the Federal High Court in Jos.
You can’t overthrow party leadership with unlawful declaration, Kwara APC tells Oshiomole
The All Progressives Congress in Kwara State has rejected and dismissed the purported dissolution of party at the ward, local government and state levels in Kwara State by the Adams Oshiomole – led National Working Committee (NWC) .
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