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Nigerians’ support for Tinubu’s security drive crucial to economic recovery – Ogboho 

By Adeola Badru Yoruba nation activist, Chief Sunday Adeyemo, popularly known as Sunday Igboho, has called on Nigerians to rally behind the security initiatives of President Bola Tinubu’s administration, saying sustained national economic growth cannot be achieved without a safe and secure environment. Igboho said the success of the Federal Government’s economic and infrastructural reforms […]
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Power: NSE doubts FG on 6,000Mw

By Chris Ochayi ABUJA – The Nigerian  Society of Engineers (NSE) yesterday expressed concern over dwindling state of power supply in the country, lamenting that there was no sign that the Federal Government will meet promises made to  Nigerians to increase power supply to 6,000 megawatts by the end of the year. Besides, the NSE […]

Reps hold talks with Egwu, Onosode…urges ASUU to call off strike

By Tordue Salem ABUJA – The House  Committee on Education held talks yesterday with the Minister of Education, Sam Egwu and the leader of the Federal Government team, Gamaliel Onosode. The Chairman of the House committee, Faoruk Lawan who disclosed this to newsmen yesterday, urged the academic body to call off the strike and continue […]

NLC to mediate on strike in varsities

…dissociates self from Aremu’s statement By Victor Ahiuma-Young & Henry Umoru ABUJA – NIGERIA  Labour Congress (NLC), yesterday said its leadership was reaching out to government to ensure that the ongoing industrial action by three of its affiliates, Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU) and the Non-Academic Staff […]

NNPC, oil firms partner to meet FG’s 6000Mw target

THE Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), oil multinationals and contractors have agreed to work together in a tripartite arrangement to ensure that the Federal Government meets its 6,000 megawatts power generation target by the end of the year.

Troubled banks : Foreign investors consider back out

Indications emerged yesterday that some of the foreign investors approached by the CBN to take equity stake in the five banks it sacked their Managing Directors and boards three weeks ago may be considering a backout, hinging their decision on the controversy generated by the take-over.

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