Kano Assembly declares state of emergency on phone snatching, thuggery
The Kano State House of Assembly, on Monday declared a state of emergency on phone snatching, thuggery, and other criminal activities in the commercial city
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You can’t go on strike, order still subsists – Industrial Court tells NLC, TUC
The National Industrial Court on Monday declared that the order barring the Nigeria Labour Congress and Trade Union Congress from embarking on their planned strike
Ozekhome writes DSS, introduces two new ear doctors for Nnamdi Kanu
Mike Ozekhome, SAN, lead counsel to the detained leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, asked the Department of State Services to
Fed Govt secures $750m World Bank loan for power projects
The World Bank Group has approved a loan of $750 million to boost Nigeria’s power sector, The PUNCH has learnt. The loan with project ID
Tinubu heads to France for New Global Financial Pact Summit
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu will on Thursday, June 22, join world leaders in Paris, France, to review and sign a New Global Financial Pact that
Johann Rupert overtakes Dangote as Africa’s richest man
73-year-old South African businessman Johann Rupert has displaced Nigeria’s foremost billionaire, Aliko Dangote as the richest man on the continent. Johann Rupert, whose net worth
ExxonMobil appoints Shane Harris Chairman/MD of Nigeria’s operation
By Emeka Ugwuanyi ExxonMobil has appointed Mr. Shane Harris as chairman and managing director, and lead country manager of its three affiliates in Nigeria: Mobil
Labour resumes dialogue with FG on subsidy removal, may go on strike
Ahead of the meeting between the Federal Government and the organised labour scheduled to hold today (Monday), the Nigeria Labour Congress has said the government
N201bn paid to 466,812 disengaged workers in Q1, 2023, says PenCom
No fewer than 466,812 workers who were disengaged from their jobs have withdrawn N201.22bn from their Retirement Savings accounts, amounting to a quarter of their
Teachers union criticizes governors over rise in teacher shortage
Many states are currently battling with a shortage of teachers as those who retired have not been replaced through regular recruitment. Findings on Sunday by
