Ministerial Nominee, Balarabe Lawal, Faints During Senate Screening
He’s a former Secretary to the Government of Kaduna State.
Dafinone: As Heart Of Oil-Producing Region, Delta Should See More Resources Devoted To Roads
“The failed sections force motorists to slow down, and they easily become victims to robbers and kidnappers.”
Osita Okechukwu: Atiku and Tinubu Are Brothers, No Need To Heat Up the Polity Over CSU Certificate
The elder statesman raised concerns that dwelling on the issues would drive away foreign investors.
Labour To FG: There’ll Be No Warning Before Next Strike If You Renege on Agreement
The suspension of the planned nationwide strike followed the signing of a 15-point MoU between the two main labour unions and the federal government.
Sam Amadi: Nigeria Should Realise It Has A Revenue Problem and Adjust, Not Outsource Risk To the Poor
“We are running an economy of dumping refuse on the poor, then we allow the rich to have their way.”
NLC, TUC Reach Truce with FG, Suspend Nationwide Strike for 30 Days
It was postponed to allow implementation of plans including a joint visitation to refineries to ascertain their rehabilitation status.
Bribery Allegations: Former Nigerian Oil Minister Alison-Madueke Granted £70,000 Bail By UK Court
Assets worth millions of pounds connected to the alleged wrongdoing have already been frozen.
Diezani Alison-Madueke Appears In London Court Over Bribery Charges
She’s accused of cash, luxury items, private jet travel, and the use of upscale houses in Britain in exchange for granting oil contracts.
Peter Obi: Floating Currency You Don’t Supply Is Like Building Non-Gated House in Criminal Society
“What this government has been doing since inception, are announcements with limited thinking which again produces limited outcomes.”
Wage Award: Doling Out Money Without Increasing Production May Lead To Inflation, Anthony Kila
“This idea that the government wants to distribute money to Nigerians is not something that can work in a population with over 75 million adults.”
Peter Obi: Anyone Who Falsifies Certification Or Age Is Living A False Life, Can’t Do the Right Thing
The Labour Party candidate said one does not need to have the best educational qualifications to be great.
Nigeria’s Organised Labour May Shelve Tuesday’s Planned Strike as Meeting With FG Continues Monday
N35,000 provisional wage increase for all federal workers, FG to pay N25,000 monthly to 15m households for 3 months.
In Maiden Independence Speech, Tinubu Hails Nigerians’ Perseverance, Promises Low-Grade Workers Extra N25,000 a Month for 6 Months
He described those who wanted to perpetuate fuel subsidies and broken foreign exchange policies as people building their mansion in the centre of a swamp.
Nana Kwame Bediako: Africa Needs To Give Youth Chance To Lead Their Countries
He said Africa needs to merge its cultural leadership methods with modern democratic principles.
Yunusa Tanko: Uzodinma’s Promise To Relocate 4000 Imo Youth Is Insulting, Deceitful
“Imolites are people who want to build their state. they don’t look for handout and become a refugee in another man’s land.”
Jonathan, Other African Leaders Brainstorm on Continent’s Democracy, Development
The former President said the annual dialogue was an initiative that brought together stakeholders across Africa.
‘I Can’t Do Without You’: Works Minister Umahi Apologises To Ministry Workers After Locking them Out
Angry staff blocked the road and turned back motorists.
Uba Sani: Kaduna Tribunal Ruling Is Clear, If You Win Propaganda Battles, You Will End Up With Nothing
He said he’s concerned by politicians who deceive or provide false information to their supporters.
Tinubu Will Address Labour’s Complaints in Independence Day Broadcast, Says National Economic Council
NEC appealed to Labour to shelve proposed strike because it will further hurt Nigeria’s economy.
Erisco Foods Founder: We Won’t Allow Our 40-Year Efforts To Be Destroyed By Syndicate Of Importers
He said he will be suing Chioma Egodi for damages to the tune of N5bn.
