Politics

Lagos Launches New Buses With Free Service On 5 Routes

Lagos State government on Wednesday launched the new buses under the Bus Reform Initiative (BRI) with free service on five routes, with 820 buses out of the 5,000 high and medium capacity buses planned for the initiative to be immediately deployed for the project.

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What Nigeria Must Do To Avert Recession ― Utomi

Political economist, Professor Pat Utomi has bemoaned that the resurgence of fears about another recession in the country is due to the continued reliance of the running of the economy on crude oil prices, and called on the government to focus on boosting production and output.

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NPA Unveils Fresh Agenda To Tackle Apapa Gridlock

As part of its commitment to end the present gridlock along Apapa Ports access roads, the management of Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) is at the verge of commissioning two transit parks located at Lillypond and Tin can Island Second Gate.

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Enelamah Leading Members In Commemoration Of A successful Completion Of The Reforms Under NAP 4.0 To the Exchange

Photo Caption: From Left- Divisional Head, Listing Business Division, The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), Mr. Olumide Bolumole; Executive Director, Regulation, NSE, Ms. Tinuade Awe; Chief Executive Officer, NSE, Mr. Oscar Onyema; Senior Special Assistant to the President on Industry, Trade and Investment (SSA- ITI), Dr. Jumoke Oduwole; Honourable Minister for Industry, Trade and Investment, Dr. Okechukwu Enelamah;

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2019 May Day Rally In Niger: Gov. Abubakar Sani Bello Restates Commitment To Pay New National Minimum Wage Of N30,000.00

Governor Abubakar Sani Bello of Niger State has assured the state's Civil servants  that his administration remain  resolute about implementing the new national minimum wage, adding that they will initiate discussions with the organized labour on how to proceed with the necessary modalities for the full implementation of the 30,000 minimum wage bill as signed into law by the President.

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