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33 months unpaid rent threatens war against oil bunkering

33 months unpaid rent threatens war against oil bunkering

By Jimitota Onoyume, Assistant News Editor The war against illegal oil bunkering in the Niger Delta may be facing an unlikely, yet potent, enemy from a massive backlog of unpaid rent for House boats used to combat illegal bunkering activities and related maritime crimes The  Nigerian Army and three indigenous houseboat contractors in the Niger […]
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Relief for Rivers road users as govt responds with operation fix potholes

Relief for Rivers road users as govt responds with operation fix potholes

For long motorists and commuters complained bitterly, albeit impotently, about the many pot-holes that dotted almost every stretch of some roads in Port Harcourt metropolis and environs. Observers attributed the development to the upsurge in the number of cars plying the roads following a sharp rise in population then. With this, road congestion suddenly became a regular feature leading, in experts’ estimation, to the sudden collapse of road infrastructure.

Babcock VC defends choice of Ribadu for LL.D

Babcock VC defends choice of Ribadu for LL.D

Post-UTME is still necessary. For a private university like Babcock, we’ve been conducting screening exercise for admission from day one. Having five credits, scoring above 200 not enough for admission. There should be character, being fit, have the desire to learn and so on.15, 2010.

ACCA widens access to accountancy certification

ACCA widens access to accountancy certification

These disclosures were made by the Nigerian Country Manager for ACCA, Mrs Toyin Ademola in Lagos. According to her, the Foundations in Accountancy is flexible, making it possible for students who do not meet the minimum entry requirements for ACCA qualification to register for the awards, adding that they can start studying at any level, including the Diploma in Accounting and Business.

Is prostitution a business?

Is prostitution a business?

“No, I don’t believe that. To prove that point, the report said that those arrested included daughters of serving senators and state assembly members, and one of the customers is a driver of a General in the Nigerian Army. So tell me, was it poverty that drove them into this?” asked Tosin.