A magistrate, Richard Bassey, slumped on Tuesday at the gate of the Governor’s office during the ‘Day Two’ of protests by magistrates’ over unpaid 24 months salaries.
He was, however, immediately revived by his colleagues who later took him to a hospital.
Speaking on behalf of the magistrates, Solomon Abuo, said no government official had addressed them.
“As I speak we are still working. We will continue to protest until we are paid. This is our last resort,” he said.
A former Senate Leader, Senator Mohammed Ali Ndume, All Progressives Congress, APC, Borno South has applauded the Inspector General of Police, Mohammed Adamu and other security personnel for the arrest and extradition of the former chairman of the Pension Reform Task Force Team Abdulrasheed Maina. Ndume said this on Friday to Journalists in Abuja, stressed […]
In recognition of present economic effects across Nigeria, the Bayelsa State Government has directed private schools proprietors to waive first-term fees for pupils. Private schools in Bayelsa State will not charge first term school fees for the 2020/2021 academic session, but will only collect third term fees for the just-concluded session. This decision was reached […]
The Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (NACCIMA) said on Friday that the continues stealing or embezzlement and unnecessary destruction of properties is making it difficult for Nigeria to attract investors. In a statement by Hajiya Saratu Aliyu, NACCIMA president, issued by her and titled ‘An Urgent Call for Calm and […]
