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The Ibadan Electricity Distribution Company Plc has announced the completion of a major enhancement of its electricity infrastructure serving the Sango/Ota area in Ogun State, Nigeria. In a statement made available to PUNCH Online by IBEDC’s spokesperson, Busolami Tunwase, on Wednesday, the company said this upgrade is set to significantly improve power supply reliability for
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The Infrastructure Concession Regulatory Commission has confirmed that the construction of the $3.5bn Bakassi Deep Seaport is going to begin soon, signaling an advancement for Nigeria’s maritime and economic infrastructure. ICRC’s Director-General, Dr Jobson Ewalefoh, announced this at a high-level stakeholders’ meeting, according to a statement issued on Monday by the acting Head of Media
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The Infrastructure Concession Regulatory Commission has confirmed that the construction of the $3.5bn Bakassi Deep Seaport is going to begin soon, signaling an advancement for Nigeria’s maritime and economic infrastructure. ICRC’s Director-General, Dr Jobson Ewalefoh, announced this at a high-level stakeholders’ meeting, according to a statement issued on Monday by the acting Head of Media
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The Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU has handed the Federal Government a fresh 14-day ultimatum, to resolve pending issues. ASUU President, Emmanuel Osodeke, made this clear in a statement on Wednesday. Osodeke said they were frustrated with the government’s lack of commitment and delay tactics. Hence, it has given the President Bola Tinubu government
BREAKING: ASUU strike looms as lecturers give FG fresh 14-day ultimatum
The Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU has handed the Federal Government a fresh 14-day ultimatum, to resolve pending issues.
ASUU President, Emmanuel Osodeke, made this clear in a statement on Wednesday.
Osodeke said they were frustrated with the government’s lack of commitment and delay tactics.
Hence, it has given the President Bola Tinubu government a 14-day ultimatum which starts on Monday, September 23.
The statement read: “In view of the foregoing, ASUU resolves to give the Nigerian Government another 14 days, in addition to the earlier 21 days, beginning from Monday, September 23, 2024, during which all the lingering issues must have been concretely addressed to the satisfaction of the membership of the union.
“The union should not be held responsible for any industrial disharmony that arises from the government’s failure to seize the new opportunity offered by ASUU to nip the looming crisis in the bud.”
BREAKING: ASUU strike looms as lecturers give FG fresh 14-day ultimatum