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Apapa Collapsed Building: Lagos govt accuses developers of breaking seal to continue construction
The Lagos State Government said the developers of a three-floor building under construction that partially collapsed on Ladipo Oluwole Street, Apapa ignored it’s orders on the project. The government said the builders ignored the stop work and seal up orders of the state Building Control Agency and continued construction behind…
Read More »Assault on civilian: Police derank Inspector, reprimand another
The Nigeria Police Force have reprimanded two officers for assault, professional misconduct and incivility to members of the public at Emouha in Rivers. The Force Public Relations Officer, CSP Olumuyiwa Adejobi, in a statement on Tuesday, said the action was sequel to the complaints by the victims and a video…
Read More »Gontor of NCC Honoured by Northern Youth Organisation
The Director of Financial Services at the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), Yakubu Gontor, has been honoured the Northern Youth Council of Nigeria (NYCN) for his exemplary professional conduct. NYCN is the umbrella body of youths across the 19 northern states including the Federal Capital Territory Abuja (FCT) with one of…
Read More »Aviation unions set for 2-day warning strike from Monday
ConcisedailyNews – Aviation workers’ unions will embark on two-day strike from Monday over alleged failure to implement the conditions of service agreement between the union and some aviation agencies. This is contained in a statement issued and signed by officials of the National Union of Air Transport Employees, Air Transport…
Read More »Police arrest officers who assaulted motorist in River State
The Nigeria Police Force have arrested three officers that was seen in a recorded video on twitter, slapping a man on the road in River State. The Force, Public Relation Officer, Prince Olamuyiwa Adejobi, who disclosed this from through his twitter handle @princemoye1, said trial will soon commence. He said,…
Read More »104 stranded Nigerians return from Chad – NEMA
The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) says it has received 104 stranded Nigerians from N’Djamena, Chad Republic at the Malam Aminu Kano International Airport, Kano. The Coordinator, Kano Territorial Office of the Agency, Dr Nuradeen Abdullahi stated this while receiving the returnees on Tuesday in Kano. Represented by Suleiman Sa’ad-Abubakar,…
Read More »Ukraine to resume electricity exports to Europe after 6 month halt
Ukraine will resume exporting electricity to Europe after a six-month pause due to crippling Russian missile attacks on the country’s infrastructure, Energy Minister German Galushchenko, said on Friday. “The Ukrainian power grid had been functioning for almost two months without any restrictions on consumption and with a power reserve,” Galushchenko…
Read More »Nigerians Will Not Cease Demanding Restructuring – Prof Soyinka
Ahead of the inauguration of the new administration on May 29, Nobel Laureate, Professor Wole Soyinka, says Nigerians will not stop demanding to restructure. There have been several calls for restructuring in Africa’s most populous nation whereby the government will be brought closer to the people at the grassroots. Speaking…
Read More »Channels Television slammed with N5m penalty over Inciting Interview with Datti Baba-Ahmed
The National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) has slammed a fine of N5 million on Channels Television for breaking the broadcasting law in a programme with Dr Datti Baba-Ahmed, Labour Party Vice Presidential candidate. This is contained in a letter addressed to the Chief Executive Officer of the television station and dated…
Read More »FG averted over 4000 industrial disputes in seven years – Minister
The Federal Government of Nigeria has explained how it successfully averted over 4000 impending strike actions by industrial unions across the country through dialogue in the last seven years. Minister of Labour and Employment, Dr Chris Ngige, made this known at the weekly Ministerial briefing organized by the Presidential Communications…
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