Tank farm operators, unions responsible for Mile 2–Apapa traffic gridlock — Police
By Efe Onodjae The Ports Authority Police (Western Command) has distanced itself from the persistent gridlock caused by petroleum tankers along the Mile 2–Apapa–Kirikiri corridor, saying the root causes of the traffic congestion lie beyond the powers of the Police. Speaking in an interview with Vanguard, the Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO) of the command, […]
Rep member bemoans NNPC position on Amnesty’s report
He called on NNPC officials to avoid what he described as “their usual pompous posturing and use of vituperative languages against victims of entrenched injustice and exploitations.â€
Eghagha urges striking College of Education workers to resume
He said: “The truth is that the real issues that led to the strike were addressed by management even before the union decided to go on strike.
4,500 to participate in Ambrose Alli Varisty’s post UME
By Simon Ebegbulem BENIN—THE authorities of the Ambrose Alli University (AAU), Ekpoma, Edo State, said yesterday that not more than 4,500 candidates were expected to participate in the forthcoming post University Matriculation Examination (UME), saying the number was reduced due to the new guidelines given to universities by the National University Commission (NUC).
Egrangbene group advises JTF on kingship saga
It would be recalled that one Mr. Henry Okirikpa had sponsored an advert in the media declaring himself the king (Pere) of the community, a development which the group had described as illegal warning him and his sponsors to desist from causing trouble in the peaceful community.
Edo to pull down corporate buidings for road expansion
You cannot build roads without making provisions for motor cycles and walkways.
