ABUJA — THE Senate has approved the N18,000 new national minimum wage for workers proposed by President Goodluck Jonathan. Read More
ABUJA — AS the oil and gas sector in the country eagerly awaits the passage ofthe Petroleum Industry Bill, PIB, the Federal Government has announced that with the passage of the bill, oil producing communities will begin to receive over $600 million as annual dividends, just as the Presidency urged the National Assembly.... Read More
Lagos – A man, who claimed to be a clearing agent, Mathew Sunday, was on Tuesday in Lagos arraigned for allegedly obtaining N2.2 million under false pretence. The accused was alleged to have fraudulently obtained the money to clear some pharmaceutical products for a client at Cotonou Port in neighbouring Benin Republic. Read More
Nigeria’s Ibrahim Galadima is one of six persons contesting for two seats on the FIFA Executive Committee at the 33rd Ordinary Congress of the Confederation of African Football holding tomorrow in Khartoum, Sudan. Read More
The Super Eagles will tomorrow, Wednesday, 23 February depart for the UnitedStates of America to take part in this year’s President’s Holiday Celebration Soccer Tournament, tagged Obama Cup. Read More
In a calculated move to frustrate recent attempts by the Federal Government to improve power supply in the country through a proposed sale of its 51% stake in Power Holdings Company of Nigeria and all the subsidiaries under the state owned power generating company.... Read More
Despite uncertainties over the Libya 2011 U-20 African Youth Championship, AYC, due to the political logjam in that country, reports from Turkey say Nigeria’s Flying Eagles are on course with their preparation for the tournamentslated for next month. Read More
Calabar—In a bid to mobilize women to participate actively in the 2011 general elections, wife of the President, Dame Patience Goodluck Jonathan will on March 1, 2011 flag off the Peoples Democratic party, PDP South-South Women’s zonal rally at the U .J. Esuene Stadium, Calabar in Cross River State. Read More
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