Former President, Goodluck Jonathan, has dismissed claims by Chairman of Presidential Committee on Anti-corruption, Prof. Itse Sagay, SAN, that Nigerians would have been crossing the Sahara to Libya had he (Jonathan) stayed in office for another three years. Jonathan, who reacted through one of his aides, Reno Omokri, said facts on ground suggested otherwise, stressing that the nation’s economy was …
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Why We Have Not Paid Ikoyi Whistle Blower – Lai Mohammed
The Federal Government says it has not been able to pay the statutory 5% to the Ikoyi whistle blower due to controversy surrounding the claim.The minister of Information and Culture, Alh. Lai Mohammed made this known on Tuesday during his visit to Leadership Newspaper. He said the issue is a bit complicated because two persons are currently laying claims to …
Read More »EDPA Estates: Edo Begins Recertification Exercise … Will Identify Occupants, Authenticate Ownership
As part of ongoing efforts to revamp the estate development and housing sector in the state, the Edo Development and Property Authority (EDPA) has commenced the recertification exercise for legal occupants of government-owned estates in Benin City, the state capital. The recertification exercise, which commenced on Monday, November 27, at the Andrew Wilson Housing Estate, Evbuoriaria, off Sapele Road in …
Read More »North Korea Defies U.S., Launches Intercontinental Ballistic Missile
By Alltimepost.com Following a long period of silence, North Korea today defied the United States of America and the world by launching a provocative intercontinental ballistic missile, the third this year and first, since President Trump labeled Kim Jong Un’s regime a state sponsor of terrorism. United States Defense Department detected and tracked a single North Korea missile launch today …
Read More »Buhari Orders Governors To Clear Outstanding Workers’ Salaries
President Muhammadu Buhari yesterday directed the Minister of Finance, Kemi Adeosun, to facilitate release of 50 per cent from the balance of the first tranche of Paris Club refund to the 36 state governors. The President said the governors must use the amount, which has not been disclosed, to clear all outstanding workers’ salaries before Christmas. Imo State governor, …
Read More »US Nail Salons: The Challenge To Protect Workers From Toxic Chemicals
Each time Van Nguyen got pregnant, her doctor advised her either to stop working at the San Francisco nail salon she owns – or have an abortion. But Nguyen wanted to keep her babies and couldn’t afford to stop working. So she avoided seeing doctors throughout her four pregnancies, despite experiencing significant bleeding during all four, and miscarriages during two. …
Read More »The True Story Of The Fake US Embassy In Ghana
On Friday 2 December 2016, a curious story appeared on the website GhanaBusinessNews.com. “Ghana security authorities shut down fake US Embassy in Accra,” the headline declared. For a decade, the story went, there had been a fake US embassy in the Ghanaian capital. The fraudsters behind it had flown the American flag from their building and even hung a portrait …
Read More »Irish Government Collapse Averted As Deputy PM Resigns
Ireland’s deputy prime minister is to resign to avert a parliamentary vote that would have collapsed the minority government and triggered a snap election at a crunch time for Brexit negotiations. Irish lawmakers had been due to vote on Tuesday on a no-confidence motion targeting the deputy premier, Frances Fitzgerald, filed by the opposition party Fianna Fáil. Her position – …
Read More »My Second Term Would Have Zero Tolerance For Corruption –Obiano
The Anambra State Governor, Willie Obiano, on Tuesday gave an insight into how his second term would likely be, saying it would be “tough.” Obiano will be sworn in on March 17, 2018 following his victory in the November 18 election in the state where he polled 234,071 votes to defeat closest contestant Tony Nwoye of the All Progressives Congress, …
Read More »3,000 Migrants Died In Mediterranean In 2017 – IOM
More than 3,000 migrants and refugees have died crossing the Mediterranean in a desperate bid to reach Europe’s shores since the start of the year, the International Organization for Migration said Tuesday. The figure so far represents a 40 percent drop compared to last year’s record of 5,000 known or suspected drownings. “That mark (was) probably passed sometime over last …
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