Ekweremadu’s Son Among Commissioner-Nominees In Enugu

Enugu State governor, Peter Mbah, has submitted the list of his commissioner-nominees for scrutiny by the state House of Assembly. The list, seen by our correspondent on Friday, was signed by the secretary to the state government, Prof Chidiebere Onyia. They include Barr Lloyd I. Ekweremadu, son of former deputy …

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Peter Obi speaks on alleged photo with Simon Ekpa

The Labour Party, LP, presidential candidate, Peter Obi has denied taking a picture with self-acclaimed Biafra agitator, Simon Ekpa. Peter Obi issued the denial in response to a viral ‘photoshopped image with Ekpa’. Speaking through the Head of Obi-Datti Media Office, Diran Onifade, Obi said those determined to cast his image in bad light were …

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RE: POLICE UNIFORM: COMEDIAN ABDULGAFAR ABIOLA, AKA “CUTE ABIOLA’S” CONTEMPTUOUS ACT IS CRIMINAL, PUNISHABLE

In as much as the law grants Nigerians the right to enjoy their fundamental human rights, the same law prohibits an individual, under whatever guise, from rubbishing the police institution or grossly violating its provisions with regards to the use of uniforms. We, therefore, vehemently condemn the contemptuous act displayed …

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Air Canada and Emirates now operate on Dubai Terminal 3

Air Canada and Emirates Airlines have announced a customer service milestone in the two airlines’ strategic partnership with the move of Air Canada’s operations to Dubai International’s (DXB) flagship Terminal 3 as of July 26th. The co-location of operations in one of the world’s premier terminals will significantly improve the …

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Despite Declaration Of Strike, Abuja Doctors Attend To Patients

Despite the “total and indefinite strike” action declared by the National Association of Resident Doctors (NARD), doctors in the nation’s capital Abuja were seen at work on Wednesday. The NARD had declared the strike following government’s failure to meet its demands. But when we visited the Kubwa General Hospital on Wednesday by 12 noon, doctors …

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