Professor Phil Hart, From Cranfield University Uk, Is Visiting Abuja And Lagos In July.
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TASUED students, SARS clash in Ogun
ABEOKUTA— PANDEMONIUM broke out, yesterday when the Students of the Tai Solarin University of Education in Ijebu-Ode area of Ogun State clashed with the operatives of the Special Anti Robbery Squad.
Oko Poly promotes 387 staff
Awka—NO fewer than 387 staff of Federal Polytechnic, Oko, Anambra State, have been promoted to various positions.
N’Delta agitators denounce soldiers’ razing of Bayelsa community
AGITATORS in Niger Delta, yesterday, condemned the invasion and sacking of Azagbene community in Ekeremor Local Government Area of Bayelsa State by soldiers on sheer suspicion that suspected sea pirates, who wrongly killed two soldiers on Tuesday in the area hail from the community.
I was last paid in 2017, says Kogi Deputy Gov, Achuba
Kogi State Deputy Governor, Elder Simon Achuba, has issued a seven-day notice to Governor Yahaya Bello to pay all his benefits from 2017 till date, amounting to N819,709,980.00, or face legal action.
Kebbi distributes zero interest loan vehicles to NURTW, NARTO, others
KEBBI State government has distributed 101 vehicles to members of National Union of Road Transport Workers, NURTW, National Association of Road Transport Owners, NARTO, Timber sellers, Fish Sellers, Fish Farmers, Mobile Phone Sellers and Market Traders Associations, aimed at empowering for easy service delivery in the state.
Nigeria, other ECOWAS states step up drive for decent work
THE fight against indecent work by organised Labour has been a serious issue in Africa in general and Nigeria in particular.
Delta community protests arrest of surveillance supervisor
WARRI—POLOBUBO (Tsekelewu) Federated Communities in Warri North Local Government Area, Delta State, has criticised the arrest of its surveillance supervisor at the Opukeba field, Mr Barry Ebidinana, allegedly by security operatives attached to Chevron Nigeria Limited.
CDSS Ojo fast becoming a technology hub
The best side of this year’s graduation and prize giving day of Command Day Secondary School (CDSS) Ojo held on Monday July 22 is a display of amateur technology inventions carried out by one of the junior student of the School.
Drilling rig as a vessel: Distinguishing Transocean case vis-à-vis Seadrill case
The Court of Appeal in the recent Judgment of Transocean Support Services Nigeria Limited & 3 Ors v Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency & 1 Or: Appeal No:CA/L/ 503/2016, held that drilling rigs cannot be deemed to be vessels for the purpose of the Coastal and Inland Shipping (Cabotage) Act, 2003 and liable to the 2 per cent surcharge as stipulated in the Cabotage Act. In arriving at its decision, the Court of Appeal gave consideration to the provisions of the Cabotage Act and held that either both or one of two conditions had to be met in order for a drilling rig to be classified as a vessel under the Cabotage Act.
Ladies who slap men should beware — Alibaba
In recent times, men who physically assault their partners have been heavily criticized by aggrieved populace. But hardly did anyone acknowledge that not only men commit this crime
