Expatriate employment levy as revolutionary policy
By JOHN AINOFENOKHAI IN conceptualising a nation’s urgent economic revamp, its workforce empowerment, revenue generation, improvement of nationalisation/indigenisation, hope is certainly not a plan. Historically, bold economic reforms and their disciplined enforcement remain twin ‘weapon-grade’ tools progressive nations deploy to change the narrative of economic infamy as well as fast-track stability. As it were, on February […]
Court restrains resident association from encroaching on Lekki ferry terminal
A Lagos High Court, sitting in Ikeja, has issued a pre-emptive ex-parte order of injunction restraining the Lekki Peninsula Phase 1 Resident Association from trespassing, encroaching or carrying out construction on the piece of land belonging to the Lekki Estate Ferry Terminal Limited.
NAS/FRSC sensitises Drivers against road crashes
The National Association of Seadogs in collaboration with the Federal Road Safety Corps( FRSC ) have sensitized drivers against road crashes in the state.
Ondo gov poll: Akeredolu’s widow, niece trade words
WIDOW of the late governor of Ondo State, Mrs. Betty Anyanwu-Akeredolu, has traded words with her late husband’s niece, Funke Akeredolu-Aruna, for supporting the governorship ambition of Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa.
Obasanjo to African youths: Suicide won’t solve problems
FORMER President Olusegun Obasanjo, yesterday, condemned youths committing suicide, due to hardship, saying such an ungodly and illegal act has never been known to solve any problems.
Erosion is washing us away, Canan-Irri community cries out
Indigenes of Canan-Irri, an agrarian Isoko community in Sagbama Local Government Area of Bayelsa State have appealed to Governor Duoye Diri of the state to rescue them from the problem of erosion, which they said was currently washing the community away.
