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Lagos water concession, prepaid meters’ll deepen hardship — CAPPA

Lagos water concession, prepaid meters’ll deepen hardship — CAPPA

… Demands publication of CHEC-Naston MoU, suspension of prepaid meteringBy Chioma Obinna Corporate Accountability and Public Participation Africa, CAPPA, has warned the Lagos State Government against moves to concession parts of the state’s public water infrastructure, saying the policy could deepen hardship for residents and undermine access to affordable and reliable water. CAPPA’s warning followed […]
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2 Jigawa communities get N1m from UBEC

2 Jigawa communities get N1m from UBEC

By Aliyu Dangida DUTSE—Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC) has disbursed the sum of N1m to two communities in Jigawa state which were selected for self-help projects aimed at executing the designed community self help projects in their respective domains. Speaking while receiving the cheque from an official of the commission, the executive chairman of the […]

2010: Traditional rulers back Obi for second term

2010: Traditional rulers back Obi for second term

By Vincent Ujumadu AWKA—AS the 2010 governorship election in Anambra state draws closer, traditional rulers in the state have spoken out in support of the re-election of Governor Peter Obi, saying their reason is to ensure continuity in governance. Anambra state is known to have a history of changing Governors after every tenure, due mainly […]

Group kicks against automatic 2nd term ticket

Group kicks against automatic 2nd term ticket

Dr. Farouk Abdulazeez, Chairman, Board of Trustees of the new political pressure group, Yar’Adua for New Nigeria (YFONN) has said that the group is against automatic second term ticket for elected political office holders at all levels as it negates the philosophy and ideology behind the formation of the group. Automatic ticket, according to Dr. […]

Gunmen abduct 70-yr-old mother of Delta Arts Council’s boss

Gunmen abduct 70-yr-old mother of Delta Arts Council’s boss

Probably due to poor telephone network, the kidnappers were said to have established contact with the family through a letter they allegedly wrote and delivered through an Okada (commercial motor cycle operator), informing the family and the community on on how to reach them (kidnappers) at their hideout.