SSCE fee hike: Examination bodies would have generated N175bn annually — Investigation
By Joseph Erunke& Elizabeth Osayande If the Federal Government had not reversed the proposed N50,000 registration fee per candidate for the Senior Secondary Certificate Examination conducted by the West African Examinations Council, WAEC, and the National Examinations Council, NECO, the examination bodies would have been able to generate more than N175 billion annually. An analysis […]
Vandals hold Nigeria hostage
His voice rang heavily through the tape showing his anger not only on the way government is handling the subsidy issue with the marketers but on how some militants, ambushed and killed some oil workers who had gone to the Atlas cove to effect repairs on the damaged pipelines causing the current fuel scarcity in most part of the country.
Partial fuel scarcity hits Lagos
From the mainland to the highland, it was a tale of woes as most filling stations were shut to customers. Though, fuel attendants were seen standing on-guard at their duty post but not dispensing the product.
2015: Nigeria’s biggest head-ache
Is it a time bomb waiting to explode? Will it strengthen the nation or mar it? Obviously whichever way it is viewed, 2015 is a year with so, much uncertainties just as it is very critical to the future of Nigeria.
Anxiety grips Nigerians
Although normalcy is gradually returning to some filling stations in Lagos and in other states, but the fuel scarcity that hits the country has continued to send conflicting signal into the consciousness of the people.
Marketers hold the nation to ransom
Once again, like a recurring decimal, the nation faced another bouts of fuel scarcity as Lagos and other south-west states got their douse during the week.
