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We won’t sack workers —FG

AGAINST the controversy generated by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) governor, Lamido  Sanusi, over the need to reduce the nation’s workforce by half to ensure sustainable economy, Minister of Labour, Chukwuemeka Wogu, has allayed fears among Nigerian workers, saying they would not lose their jobs.

   

I did not preside over N2.3bn failed road contract -Anenih

FORMER Minister of Works and Housing, Chief Tony Anenih, on Thursday, said he did not preside over a N2.3 billion failed road contract, contrary to claims by the House of Representatives Committee on Public Accounts, which summoned him on Monday.

   
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Great leaders are self-denying —Professor Makinde

Professor Moses Akinola Makinde, a popular scholar of the Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) fame, and a renowned student of the Awolowo’s philosophy and ideology speaks on the establishment of Obafemi...

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No retreat, no surrender

As both the Plateau State Government and the local government workers maintain uncompromising stance on salary increase, the primary education system in the state as well as primary healthcare and a number...

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Politics

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Issues in regional development

UNDOUBTEDLY, the main preoccupation of the various ethnic groupings in the country today centres basically on how to remain relevant in the scheme of things in the polity. Particularly, issue by the ethnic...

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The rich, lawyers and EFCC’s dilemma

One innocuous item that emerged last Thursday in Abuja was one of the human-created encumbrances in the war against corruption in the country. The Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission...

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The Friday Edition

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Politics of petroleum bill

Deputy Editor, Olawale Rasheed, explores internal intrigues clouding the petroleum industry bill, concluding that the ruling elite risk being overwhelmed by multi-national oil majors.Various factions of...

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Fresh daggers at PIB’s soul

Besides the constitution amendment bill, which saw the light of day in 2010, the Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB) remains the most discussed bill in the legislature.  Group Politics Editor, Taiwo Adisa,...

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