Jega appears before Senate today over polls

The Senate on Tuesday summoned the Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission,   Attahiru Jega, to appear before it on   Wednesday(today).

Jega is   expected to brief senators on INEC’s readiness   for the forthcoming March 28 and April 11  elections.

The senate, which resumed plenary   on Tuesday after a 33-day break, took the decision following a motion by its Leader, Victor Ndoma-Egba.

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Soldiers shot dead Boko Haram suicide bomber

Soldiers shot dead Boko Haram suicide bomber

Soldiers shot dead a suicide bomber suspected of belonging to Islamist militant group Boko Haram on Monday after he tried to detonate an explosive belt near a military post in the southern Niger town of Bagara, the army said on Tuesday.

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Vacancy - Male Secretary Needed at A Law Firm in Lagos

Employer: Law Firm

Our client is renowned law firm in the country...

Vacancy - Male Secretary 

Job Location: Victoria Island, Lagos (Ideal candidate MUST be male & should reside close to Victoria Island)

Secretary Job Purpose:
Enhances effectiveness by providing information-management support; representing the law firm to clients and others and also carry out administrative duties assigned from time to time.

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Vacancy - Jagal Group Is Currently Accepting CVs...

Employer: Jagal Group

Vacancy - Mechanical Fitter

Location: Lagos
Industry:  Oil and Gas / Mining

category:  Technical/ Artisan
Type:  fulltime
Experience:  5-7 year(s)

 

Our Client
Jagal Group is a leading Nigerian conglomerate with operations in the Oil & Gas, Construction, Manufacturing, FMCG and Technology industries.

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Suicide attacks kill 38 as Boko Haram threatens Nigeria vote

Two suicide attacks in northeast Nigeria killed at least 38 people Tuesday, less than six weeks from elections, as the leader of Boko Haram vowed to disrupt the vote.

The Islamist insurgency has already forced a delay in the polls, initially scheduled for February 14, and officials had voiced hope that a regional military offensive could contain the bloodshed before the new election day, March 28.

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We won’t tolerate further shift in polls – APC

The All Progressives Congress, APC, declared yesterday that it will not tolerate any further shift in the general elections fixed for March 28 and April 11.

In a communique issued at the end of its First Leadership Meeting in Abuja, the party also resolved that “the use the card readers for March 28 and April 11 is non-negotiable, saying contrary to the misinformation being disseminated, the use of card readers is not synonymous with electronic voting.

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