I am not aware of ban on AIT, says Buhari

President-elect, General Muhammadu Buhari (retd), said yesterday that he was not aware of the temporary ban imposed on African Independent Television, AIT, not to cover his official functions.
Consequently, he instructed all his aides, including the security team, to steer clear of all media activities and allow those assigned the responsibility to solely play the role with their colleagues.

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Job Vacancy - Sales Marketer Needed At First Choice Leasing Limited

Employer: First Choice Leasing Limited

 

The Company

First Choice Leasing Limited is a top range equipment leasing organisation. The company was dully incorporated in Nigeria and is a strong member of the Equipment Leasing Association of Nigeria (ELAN). 

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Urhobo militant group blows up gas trunklines in Delta

An Urhobo militant group, Urhobo Gbagbako, yesterday, claimed responsibility for two explosions that rocked two major gas trunklines belonging to the Nigerian Petroleum Development Company, NPDC,

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Vacancies - Standard Metallurgical Company Limited Job Openings In Nigeria

Employer: Standard Metallurgical Company (SMC) Limited

The Company
Standard Metallurgical Company (SMC) Limited is a limited liability company registered in Nigeria to carry on business in the Iron and Steel Industry.

This is in response to the clarion call of the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, appealing to friends and citizens of Nigeria, to come support and help take the Nigerian economy to the next level by investing in Nigeria.

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Falling oil prices threaten my agenda says Buhari

The President - elect, General Muhammadu Buhari yesterday painted a gloomy picture in the economic development of his administration as he said that the decline in the revenues due to fall in oil prices poses a great threat to his administration’s development agenda.

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Chibok Parents Angrily Reacted To Army Report... Army Dashed Our Hopes

Parents of the abducted schoolgirls from Chibok community in Borno State, yesterday, reacted angrily to the announcement by the army that none of the abducted girls was among the 293 females rescued on Tuesday from Sambisa Forest by the troops.

This came as Amnesty International disclosed that more than 2,000 women are still in captivity of the terrorists.

Reacting to the information by the army that none of the Chibok schoolgirls was among those rescued last Tuesday, Mr Enoch Mark, whose daughter and niece are among the 219 teenagers still being held by the insurgents said: “It is disheartening for our hopes to be dashed.

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