Ikpeazu sacks 3 LG chairmen
LESS than two weeks after their appointment as Transition Committee chairmen, Governor Okezie Ikpeazu of Abia State has sacked three of the 17 chairmen and appointed their replacements.
Court remands student accused of murdering lawyer pending DPP advice
An Ebute Meta Magistrates’ Court in Lagos on Wednesday ordered that a 21-year-old student, Joshua Usulor, accused of murdering a lawyer, be remanded in prison, pending legal advice from the State Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP).
Bad roads, insufficient funds, illiteracy, bane of Nigeria’s SMEs
PORT HARCOURT – THE Foundation for Partnership in the Niger Delta, PIND, has identified lack of access roads, funds and widespread illiteracy as bane of Small and Medium Enterprises, SMEs, development in Nigeria.
Polls: IGP deploys 62 CPs,72 DCPs,143 ACPs, Force Hqtrs explains
THE Force Headqarters has explained that the acting Inspector General of Police,Mohammed Adamu, deployed a total of 62 Commissioners of police in the Saturday’s governorship and State Assembly elections.
Tinubu as punching-bag of sore election losers
The voting pattern in the South-west on February 23 when Nigerians voted for President will surely continue to draw varied reactions from across the land. There are those who consider it a hard-earned victory for APC salesmen who did a yeo-man’s job and there are those who like to downplay the glory of such APC leaders.
Landmine kills five farmers in Maiduguri
Five farmers were killed on Wednesday when their vehicle hit a landmine near the restive northeast Nigerian city of Maiduguri, militia and residents said.
