Yobe prepares to close last IDP camp in the state

Yobe State Government on Saturday said plans had been put in place to close the last Internally Displaced Persons camp in the state. Alhaji Musa Jidawa, the Secretary of the State Emergency Management Agency, when revealing the information in Jidawa said…

AS IN GAMBIA, AS IN RCCG?

By Ebun-olu Adegboruwa The emerging trends of events in The Redeemed Christian Church of God, RCCG, in the past 24 hours, is beginning to give cause for serious concern. Very recently, elections were held in The Gambia and the opposition…

Niger State cautions traders against food hoarding

The Niger State government has cautioned dealers against storing food to make manufactured shortage. The Commissioner for Information, Culture and Tourism, Jonathan Vatsa in an announcement yesterday said such an act would bring about more hardship to the general population,…

39 qualified companies allowed to lift oil in Nigeria

– The NNPC reported the effective organizations to lift unrefined oil in Nigeria – It said the determination depended on straightforwardness and reasonableness – Companies with considerable interest in Nigeria were focused for determination The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) affirmed…

Power generation hits 4,009MW, still to grow

Transmission Company of Nigeria, TCN, yesterday wheeled out around 4,009 megawatts of produced power to 11 dispersion organizations, making a sign that the nation’s energy supply is steadily balancing out. Day by day control insights from Nigerian Electricity System Operator,…

NCAA slams N6m fine on Arik Air

Arik calls the act ‘unprofessional’ Nigeria’s biggest carrier, Arik said the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, NCAA, acted in an “unprofessional” way by publicizing the letter itemizing the N6 million fine issued to the aircraft on Tuesday. In an announcement by…