Dunamis church empowers eight members
Relevance of separation of powers and its application to Nigeria (3)
Imo community decries bad roads
People Talk: On bill to ban generators, jail sellers (2)
MAN Oron battles shipowners over N27m training backlash
Customs bans movement of containers by barges
NIWA moves to revamp river ports
Court okays registration of two new pensioners’ bodies
Maritime stakeholders laud NIMASA’s new mgt
Maintenance cost grounds waterfront patrol boats— Navy
PCC, experts warn against road deficit
Backlog of unpaid pensions, one of my worst pains — Ortom
MG Vowgas wins Local Content Award

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2019 Polls: CDCR dismisses US report against DSS, Army
The Centre for Democracy and Developmental Research (CDCR) has rubbished a US report which alleged voter intimidation by security agents during last year’s general elections. According to CDCR, the Country Reports on Human Rights Practices in Nigeria released by the US Department of State was fabricated and full of lies. Speaking at a press conference […]
Gender equality: APM Terminals Apapa to employ more female staff
IN a bid to have a balanced gender employment ratio, Nigeria’s biggest container terminal operator, APM Terminals Apapa joined people around the world to celebrate the 2020 International Women’s Day (IWD) with a commitment to consciously increase female employees in its drive towards greater inclusion and gender diversity.
Jos ICD: FG takes over Duncan Maritime Ventures’ N3.5bn investment
THE Federal Government has bought back the investment of about N3.5 billion by Duncan Maritime Ventures, DMV, in the Jos Inland Container Depot, ICD, as it seeks new investors for the project.
The Music Journey of Ok.john
Many people get into music for one reason or another, while others just find themselves in the art. But for Ogaziri John Okereke, popularly known as Ok.john, he was born with music, born for music and also born to do it.

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