Ortom again rejects cattle colony at funeral for victims
Gov. Samuel Ortom of Benue state has again rejected the suggestion that the state create Cattle Colony or Grazing Routes for herdsmen.
Herdsmen attack: Obaseki offsets victim’s medical bill
Edo State Governor, Mr Godwin Obaseki has settled the medical bill of Mr. Jerome Obayemi, a victim of herdsmen attack in Ojah community, Akoko Edo Local Government Area of the state.
FG gives reason for proposing cattle colonies
The Federal Government has explained the reason for its planned establishment of cattle colonies, saying it is a measure to quickly curb the incessant bloody clashes between farmers and herdsmen.
Foreign trained doctors accuse MDCN Registrar of bias, favouritism
DOCTORS under the umbrella of Foreign Trained Doctors, FTDs, have accused the Registrar of Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria, MDCN, Dr. Tajudeen Sanusi, of victimisation, favouritism and bias, as the Council released their results, stating that only 249 out of 689 who sat for the examinations passed.
Terrorists in the cockpit: A narrative of Nigeria’s systemic failure
No better way to describe the travails of Nigeria, presumably giant of Africa who despite her rich and endowed natural resources still have large numbers of her masses wallow in abject poverty, neglect and deprivation, than from the fallout in leadership.
Delta: INEC warns traders against encroaching into its premises
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Delta, on Thursday warned traders to desist from encroaching into its Ughelli North official premises.
We are committed to creating a new Nigeria –Restoration Party
The newly registered Restoration Party of Nigeria (RP) says it is committed to creating a new Nigeria driven by youths when elected into power in 2019.
Again, NNPC shuts down Escravos gas pipeline
The epileptic power situation witnessed across the country since the beginning of the year is expected to worsen further, as the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, Thursday, announced another closure of the Escravos to Lagos Pipeline, ELP, due to an explosion on the facility.
Telecoms subscribers want NCC to be tougher on network providers
Some Telecoms subscribers have called on the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) for tougher sanction on erring network providers that fail to comply with the commission’s directive on quality of service.
‘No deal’ Brexit could cost UK about 500,000 jobs, London mayor says
Britain could lose almost 500,000 jobs and 50 billion pounds investment over the next 12 years if it fails to agree on a trade deal with the EU, according to a report commissioned by London Mayor Sadiq Khan.
LASU has been transformed, staff, students say – Fagbohun
Members of staff and students of the Lagos State University (LASU) said on Thursday that the institution had experienced positive changes in the first two years of the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Olanrewaju Fagbohun, in office.
