Verification: Lamentation as Airways Pensioners sleep at center
AFTER 15 years of waiting for the payment of their terminal benefits, with many dying prematurely during the protracted agitation for the entitlements to be paid, the verification and payment of the benefits of former workers of the defunct Nigeria Airways began Monday with mixed feelings.
Estranged UK-based Nigerian threatens to expose ex-wife over sold property
An estranged Nigerian based in United Kingdom, Ozee Ndukwe is threatening to expose his former wife, Esohe Adams, for withholding the proceeds of his mansion which she allegedly sold in Canada and using the name of one of the top leaders in one of the leading political parties in Nigeria, to threaten him.
NSTF Bill passes 2nd reading at House of Reps
National Security Trust Fund Bill, yesterday, passed second reading at the House of Representatives.
Ohanaeze to Buhari: Stop using executive orders when there’s no emergency
ENUGU—APEX Igbo socio-cultural organisation, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, has cautioned President Muhammadu Buhari, against the use of Executive Orders when there is no state of emergency in the country, saying that such orders are intended to subvert the fundamental rights of the citizens.
Ortom makes case for separation of powers
Makurdi—Governor Samuel Ortom of Benue State has pledged to continue to uphold the principles of rule of law and separation of powers among the three arms of government in Benue state.
Ex-Kogi gov, Idris, challenges Bello to publish probe panel’s report
LOKOKA—THE former governor of Kogi State, Ibrahim Idris, has challenged the incumbent, Yahaya Bello, to publish the report of the probe panel set up to investigate him, “rather than resort to smearing his name in the public.”
