•Dantata Elder statesman Alhaji Aminu Dantata has thrown his weight behind the move to transition from a presidential system of government to a parliamentary system. Dantata, while speaking on the development today, said the parliamentary system is better than the presidential system of government because it is cheaper, reports Vanguard. The n...
Lagos State Government has revealed that at least 250 organisations, including industries, worship places and night clubs have been sealed for noise pollution and other environmental infractions over the last three months across the metropolis. Recall that the religious houses shut included some branches of the Redeemed Christian Church of God...
•Lagos City Marathon Lagos State government has issued a traffic advisory ahead of the yearly Access Bank Lagos City Marathon coming up tomorrow Saturday, February 10, 2024 between 5.00am and 2.00pm. The state government said the following routes will be temporarily unavailable to motorists during the marathon: Funsho Williams Avenue from Stad...
•Day of protest Following the backlash that followed the arrest of Monday’s protesters over the rise in food prices in Minna, the Niger State Government has granted administrative bail to the woman who initiated the protest, Aisha Jibrin and 24 others arrested by the police. Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Hajiya Binta Mamman, while...
•Tinubu and Ubani Human rights lawyer, Monday Ubani, says he expects the federal government to obey a Lagos Federal High Court order compelling the government to fix prices of goods and petroleum products within seven days. Ubani, a former Chairman of the Section of Public Interest and Development Law (SPIDEL) of the Nigerian Bar Association [...
•Tinubu and Court A Federal High Court, sitting at Ikoyi, Lagos today, Wednesday, February 7, ordered the federal government to fix the prices of goods and petroleum products within seven days. Justice Ambose Lewis-Allagoa granted the order sequel to an originating motion filed and argued by the applicant and human rights activist, Femi Falana...
•Mass protest in Minna yesterday The All Progressives Congress (APC) today accused opposition parties of instigating mass protests across some major cities in the country to undermine the administration of President Bola Tinubu. Yesterday, protesters including women and youths blocked major roads in Minna, the Niger State capital to register t...
•Governor Francis Nwifuru Ebonyi State Governor, Francis Nwifuru, has approved the payment of an additional one hundred and fifty thousand naira monthly allowance to all state-employed medical doctors. The governor gave the approval and immediate payment on Monday in his office, new government house, Abakaliki, when he received in audience the...
There is growing restiveness among the staff of the federal civil service, ministries, departments and agencies, and MDAs, over unpaid January salaries. The worker’s situation is compounded by the fact that they also owed a backlog of N35,000 in wage awards, reports Vanguard. It was gathered that non-payment of the January salary to core civil...
Akwa Ibom State Government has debunked an employment alert into the State Civil Service Commision, CSC, and the State Secondary Education Board, SSEB, making rounds on some sections of social media. The government says emphatically that the employment alert is fake and the handiwork of fraudsters. This was contained in a statement issued toda...
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