The Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulation Authority (NMDPRA) on Wednesday engaged stakeholders on safety measures in the oil distribution system, to stem the rising fire outbreaks across the North Western zone of the country.
Some market leaders at the popular Lagos Island Market have emphasized the need for collaboration among the state government, electric distribution companies, and traders, to address the recurring fire accidents in the market.
Read more: Market leaders seek collaboration with govt., discos to address recurring fire outbreaks
The Patriots in Defence of Democracy, a political pressure group, has lauded President Muhammadu Buhari for his clear and unambiguous commitment to the inauguration of a new government on May 29.
Read more: Group lauds Buhari for clear commitment to hand-over to Tinubu May 29
Repentant Boko Haram insurgents on Tuesday in Maiduguri dismissed Reuters news agency’s reports of rights abuses by the military in the northeast.
Read more: Repentant Boko Haram insurgents exonerate military of rights abuses
The National Board for Technical Education (NBTE) trained 80 Master Craftsmen for National Skills Qualifications (NSQ) in Benin.
Read more: South-South Zone- World Bank, NBTE train 80 craftsmen on apprenticeship programme
NDLEA paraded two sisters and the spouse of one of them before newsmen in Katsina on Tuesday for being in possession of six kilograms of Indian hemp.
Read more: NDLEA nabs 2 sisters in Katsina with 6kg of Indian hemp
Read more: NDLEA trains 6 W/African countries on dismantling secret labs
NLC and the Trade Union Congress (TUC) on Tuesday extended the ultimatum issued to CBN to make naira available in commercial banks by two weeks.
Read more: Labour extends ultimatum to CBN to end cash crunch by 2 weeks
