FRSC cancels deadline for new number plate

The Corps Marshall of the Federal Road Safety Commission, Mr. Boboye Oyeyemi, has said that the agency will no longer insist on any deadline for the enforcement of the new number plate.

Oyeyemi, who stated this on Wednesday in an interview with journalists when he paid a courtesy visit on Governor Theodore Orji at the Government House in Umuahia, said the agency would abide by the court ruling which restrained it from enforcing the proposal.

He explained that motorists who still had the old number plate would rather get the new ones when they go to renew their vehicle licences.

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FG approves nine new private varsities

The Federal Government on Wednesday approved the establishment on nine new private universities in the country.

The decision was taken at a meeting of the Federal Executive Council presided over by Vice President Namadi Sambo.

President Goodluck Jonathan traveled to Sokoto where he attended the 90th birthday of former President Shehu Shagari.

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Jobs Vacancies At Dreams Africa Resource Enterprises

Employer: Dreams Africa Resource Enterprises

 

The Company

Dreams Africa Resource Enterprises is currently seeking to employ suitably qualified candidates to fill the position below:

Job Title: Graduate Trainee
Location: Lagos

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Job Opportunities... Clarion Medical Technologies Inc Graduates Jobs Vacancies 2015

Employer: Clarion Medical Technologies Inc

The Company
Clarion Medical Technologies Inc is one of the leading pharmaceutical and healthcare company that is committed to serving humanity with superior products that would improve the overall well-being of humans.

Clarion Medicals Limited is recruiting to fill the position of:

Job Title: Corporate Marketer
Locations: Lagos and Abuja

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3 killed, vehicles burnt as NURTW, hoodlums clash in Oshodi

Commercial activities were grounded for the better part of yesterday at the densely populated Oshodi area of Lagos, following a renewed clash between factions of the National Union of Transport Workers, NURTW, which left three persons dead and several others injured.

Part of the burnt Mosafejo Motor Park/market as a result of a renewed clash between factions of the National Union of Road Transport Workers, NURTW, which led to the death of three persons, while many vehicles were burnt at Oshodi in Lagos.

Several vehicles were also burnt by the rampaging motor park touts, who freely engaged themselves with dangerous weapons. Police sources put the number of vehicles burnt at 11, while traders who partially witnessed the fracas, said over 30 vehicles were burnt.

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POLLS: PDP Reps give Jonathan conditions for support

As preparations for the Presidential polls slated for March 28 intensify, Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, lawmakers in the House of Representatives have put forward a number of demands for President Goodluck Jonathan to meet as a condition for supporting him to win the March 28 election.

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