Troops rescue six kidnapped victims in Kebbi
"Acting on the intelligence, troops swiftly mobilised to the scene, where they made contact with the terrorists and engaged them with a high volume of fire.
Nigeria’s electricity generation rises to 2,900Mw
The Minster of Power, Dr. Rilwanu Babalola, said yesterday in Shiroro, Niger State, that the country’s electricity generation had hit 2,900 megawatts.
Abuja court rejects EFCC’s plea to confiscate PEF’s vehicles
By Ise-Oluwa Ige ABUJA — An Abuja High Court sitting in Gudu has refused a request by the Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC) to issue an order empowering it to take over the control of fleet of vehicles belonging to the Police Equipment Foundation (PEF). The anti-graft agency had prayed the court to to […]
FG killed Delta ports, says Iweta
PRESIDENT, Delta State Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture, Mr. David Iweta, yesterday accused the Federal Government of deliberately seeing to the collapse of Warri, Sapele, Koko and Burutu Ports with its refusal to dredge the 6.4 meters draft of the Escrvaos Bar in Delta State in the past 25 years.
Injustice greatest threat to Nigeria’s existence – Ijaw in UK
Ijaw Peoples Assembly in the United Kingdom yesterday said the greatest threat to Nigeria’s corporate existence were not militants, but the injustice being perpetrated by the political class on the ordinary people of the country.
Banking reforms won’t save economy, says Ihonvbere
FORMER Presidential aide and chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Edo state, Professor Julius Ihonbvere, weekend declared that the nation’s economy would continue to suffer irrespective of the on-going reforms in the banking sector, unless there is good governance anchored on constitutionalism and positive leadership.
