Tinubu to announce fresh pay increase for soldiers soon —Defence Minister
Militants surrender arms in Benin
N20m drivers’ licence scam uncovered in Delta
Varsity chancellors lament ASUU strike
5 killed, 15 injured in Anambra communal crisis
Edo gets N908.99m grant
Kwara PDP denies endorsing Saraki’s guber ambition
IBC RATTAWU boss killed
Yar’Adua approves more broadcast networks
Ojukwu resigns from Obi’s cabinet
Group plots Dikko’s sack as Customs boss
FG boosts indigenous shipping line with N14bn
Obi reads riot act to traditional rulers over rising crime wave
Monarch, 2 others in Police net over alleged murder
PDP loses Bokkos council chair to AC
PPA accuses Ohakim of distabilisation plot
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SubscribeElectoral reforms: Uwais’ report sacrosanct, CNPP tells Senate
…accuses NASS of squandering N1bn By Chris Ochayi ABUJA - Conference of Nigeria Political Parties (CNPP) has scolded Deputy Senate President, Senator Ike Ekweremadu, over comment credited to him over the report of Justice Mohammed Uwais’ Electoral Reforms, noting the report is very fundamental to sanctity of the ballot box in Nigeria. The group said […]
ECCIMA asks FG to re-open negotiations with ASUU
By Tony Edike ENUGU – THE Enugu Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (ECCIMA) has called on the Federal Government to re-open discussion with the striking members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) over the ongoing industrial action with a view to resolving the impasse in the university system. In a communique […]
Why we retrenched 165 workers, by ESWAMA boss
By Tony Edike ENUGU – MANAGING Director of Enugu State Waste Management Authority (ESWAMA), Mr. Greg Anyaegbudike, yesterday, explained why 163 staff of the agency were retrenched few months ago, saying the exercise was part of efforts to reposition the agency to improve service delivery. The explanation came on the heels of protest by the […]
Delta doctors in diaspora offer free medicare to creek war victims
Atlanta, U.S-based Non-Governmental Organization (NGO), Delta Doctors in Diaspora (DDD), yesterday expressed its preparedness to provide free drugs and other medical care for over 7,000 victims, including women and children, affected by the military operation of the Joint Task Force (JTF) on the Niger-Delta at Gbaramatu Kingdom in Delta State between May and June this year.
Bayelsa explains partnership with Dangote
Director General of the state’s Micro-Credit Administration Agency, Mr. Tom Owugha, said the claims by the opposition in the state that the state government’s partnership with the cement company was political was not only incorrect and misplaced, but also that the issue of quick and affordable prices of the product at the local levels was considered.
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