Egbas go to war over King’s Cup

Egbas go to war over King’s Cup

By Jacob Ajom The age-long rivalry among the four kingdoms in Egbaland will be rekindled when the second edition of the King’s Cup golf tournament holds later in the year at the Abeokuta Golf Club. The tournament which has been slated for 10 October, will feature 150 golfers representing teams from Ake, Gbagura, Owu and […]
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NDPHC, Kano sign 20MW deal to boost water supply

NDPHC, Kano sign 20MW deal to boost water supply

The Niger Delta Power Holding Company (NDPHC) Limited has signed a Power Purchase Agreement with the Kano State Government for the supply of 20 Mega Watts of electricity to the State Water Board.

PFAs deploy more pension assets to corporate bonds

PFAs deploy more pension assets to corporate bonds

•As investments in corporate debts rise 13.9% to N904.9bn By Peter Egwuatu Pension Fund Adminis trators, PFAs, are moving most of their pension asset holdings to corporate bonds even as the total investments in corporate debt securities, CDS, in May 2021 rose 13.9 per cent to N904.9 billion as against  N794.7 billion in the preceding […]

Court extends Igboho’s restraining order against AGF, DSS

Court extends Igboho’s restraining order against AGF, DSS

THE Abuja Division of the Federal High Court, yesterday, debunked media reports that no judge was available to sign the warrant for the release of 12 persons arrested at the residence of Yoruba nation activist, Sunday Adeyemo, fondly called Sunday Igboho, after they perfected all their bail conditions.

AOC renewal mess:  Your Airworthiness Dept stinks – TAL

AOC renewal mess: Your Airworthiness Dept stinks – TAL

he disagreement between Tropical Arctic Logistics (TAL), a Lagos-based non-scheduled domestic airline operator and Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority, NCAA, got messier yesterday when TAL accused an official of the Airworthiness Department of NCAA of colluding with a foreign firm to shut down its operations by refusing to renew its Air Operator Certificate, AOC.

PIA: Sylva under fire over 3% equity, Buhari begs

PIA: Sylva under fire over 3% equity, Buhari begs

President Muhammadu Buhari, yesterday begged host communities of the Niger Delta to accept the three per cent equity allocated to them in the new Petroleum Industry Act, PIA, saying the country lost an estimated $50 billion worth of investments in ten years as a result of non-passage of the Petroleum Industry Bill, PIB, lack of progress and stagnation in the petroleum industry.

Kogi Christian Elders mobilize against bandits, herdsmen in Middle Belt

Kogi Christian Elders mobilize against bandits, herdsmen in Middle Belt

The Kogi East Christian Elders/Leaders Forum has called on its people to be vigilant as Middle Belters, to protect their God- given territory against land grabbers and invaders masquerading as Fulani herdsmen, bandits and kidnappers, whose sole aim is to dislodge and over run the Middle Belt.

Surrender of repentant insurgents: The law must take its course —Lawyers

Surrender of repentant insurgents: The law must take its course —Lawyers

Image used to illustrate the story By Innocent Anaba & Onozure Dania Governor Babagana Zulum of Borno State, weekend,  expressed concern that his state was  in a very difficult situation over the ongoing surrender by repentant insurgents. He said: “We have to critically look between two extreme conditions and decide our future. We have to […]