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Fresh industrial unrest looms at varsities over N8bn earned allowance

Abuja—THERE are  indications of fresh industrial unrest at the federal universities over the N8 billion earned allowance that recently led to the shut-down of universities for months, as the workers have threatened to resume the strike they suspended on March 8, 2018.

Duke vows to rejuvenate tourism in Cross River

CALABAR—Chief Edem Duke, a former Minister of Culture and Tourism and governorship aspirant on the platform of All Progressives Congress, APC, in Cross River State, has restated his  commitment to rejuvenating the tourism sector of the state.

Housing problem worsens despite govt’s policies – NACC

The Nigerian-American Chamber of Commerce, NACC, has said that it is regrettable that despite  great policies, institutions and regulations which various Nigerian governments including the state governments, had put in place since independence, the task of instituting efficient, effective, affordable and sustainable housing delivery processes had remained a challenge to policymakers even as the problems of housing provision had worsened.

Delta APC: Erhue not accommodating other interest groups – Party chieftain

A chieftain of  All Progressives Congress, APC, in Delta State, Chief Abikelegba Odhegolor, has  accused the chairman of the party in the state, Prophet Jones Erhue, of doing “his own bidding” and ignoring the directive of the party’s National Chairman, Mr Adams Oshiomhole, to harmonize and accommodate various interest groups in the state and local government executives of the party.

2019: Ughelli APC leaders, elders endorse Egbo

ASABA—LEADERS and elders of the All Progressives Congress, APC in Ughelli clan, Sunday endorsed Olorogun Jaro Egbo as their sole candidate for the Ughelli North constituency II seat in the Delta State House of Assembly ahead of the 2019 election.

Lingering traffic gridlock: Emergency interventions, short term solutions

INTERMITTENT interventions by the Federal Government, the Lagos State government and some private stakeholders have always provided a ray of hope for an end to the lingering traffic gridlock in Apapa and environs. Unfortunately such interventions only bring short term solutions, thus failing to achieve the much-desired long term objective. But this has not stopped those concerned from continuing to make promises on how to contain the problem.

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