FG launches nationwide AI training for 11,700 unity schools’ teachers
INC, Presidential c’ttee urge militants to accept amnesty
Atiku ‘ll contest 2011 presidency – AC
Lagos, Abuja accused of dumping destitutes in Kaduna
TSS: Lagos teachers vow to sustain strike
IG charges police personnel on dedication to duty
Ogun ‘ll meet birth registration targets – Badru
Public Procurement Act ‘ll restore transparency – FG
Release Egberipapa, others – IMG
We’ve taken no position on 2011- UPF
Kutigi clears air on Uyo constituency seat
Amnesty: Itsekiri urged to surrender arms
Uba sues Anambra lawmakers, demands N4bn for libel
NASU canvasses 70-yr retirement age for members
Strike: No work, no pay,arbitrary use of power – NLC
Labour minister loses dad
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SubscribeUPF, only mouth piece of Urhobo nation – Ex-SUBEB boss
A former chairman of Delta State Universal Basic Board (SUBEB), Chief Emmanuel Okumagba, has said the Urhobo Political Forum (UPF) was the only political mount piece of Urhobo people.
Uduaghan offers pregnant women teaching jobs
Delta State governor, Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan, has offered to provide teaching jobs for qualified pregnant women in the state.
Cabinet shake up : Uduaghan drops 11Commissioners
By Austin Ogwuda, Asaba GOVERNOR Emmanuel Uduaghan of Delta state today reshuffled his cabinet by dropping 11 out of his 28-man cabinet. Chief Press Secretary to the governor, Mr. Sonny Ogefere confirmed the shake up last night saying that ‘the cabinet is not dissolved but eleven of the commissioners were dropped’. Asked to give details […]
Amnesty: Boyloaf denies receiving N2bn from FG
APOLOGETIC militant leader, Victor Ben, alias Boyloaf, has denied receiving N2 billion from the Federal Government to accept amnesty and surrender arms, saying those who went to his house in the village recently to recover the said money were sent on a wild goose chase by the leader of the Movement for the Emancipation of Niger-Delta (MEND) and some politicians.
Historic blackout paralyses National Assembly
By Emmanuel Aziken & Tordue Salem Abuja—Activities at the National Assembly complex were paralyzed yesterday following an unprecedented blackout that threw the place into pitch darkness. The outage occurred at 9.50 a.m. and power was yet to be restored as at close of work yesterday, a time duration that was described as unprecedented since the […]
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