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A 56-year-old Islamic cleric, Yahya Nafiu, has confirmed that his wife delivered 11 babies. Yahya, an Ilorin, Kwara State indigene, said that his wife, Latoyossi Alake, a native of Ajasse-Cotonou, gave birth to the 11 babies in a traditional home in Porto-Novo in the Benin Republic between July 7 and August 14, 2024. He, however,
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The Gombe State Executive Council on Thursday approved about N2.8 billion as counterpart funding to donor agencies and development partners in the state. The council was presided at the State Executive Chamber by Governor Muhammadu Yahaya. Providing details to journalists shortly after the meeting, the State Commissioner for Budget and Economic Planning, Salihu Alkali, said
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The Gombe State Executive Council on Thursday approved about N2.8 billion as counterpart funding to donor agencies and development partners in the state. The council was presided at the State Executive Chamber by Governor Muhammadu Yahaya. Providing details to journalists shortly after the meeting, the State Commissioner for Budget and Economic Planning, Salihu Alkali, said
Japanese firm, Icom, said on Thursday that it had stopped producing the model of radios reportedly used in recent blasts in Lebanon about 10 years ago. “The IC-V82 is a handheld radio that was produced and exported, including to the Middle East, from 2004 to October 2014. “It was discontinued about 10 years ago, and
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Japanese firm, Icom, said on Thursday that it had stopped producing the model of radios reportedly used in recent blasts in Lebanon about 10 years ago. “The IC-V82 is a handheld radio that was produced and exported, including to the Middle East, from 2004 to October 2014. “It was discontinued about 10 years ago, and
The phased demolition of the Ekeoha market in Aba, popularly known as the Shopping centre has commenced, in preparation for the Abia State government’s remodelling project. The remodelling of the market, according to the Abia State government, is to bring the market to international standards and ensure the safety of traders and their customers as
Phased demolition of Ekeoha market in Aba Abia State begins
The phased demolition of the Ekeoha market in Aba, popularly known as the Shopping centre has commenced, in preparation for the Abia State government’s remodelling project.
The remodelling of the market, according to the Abia State government, is to bring the market to international standards and ensure the safety of traders and their customers as well as open up Aba for more business opportunities.
The first phase of the demolition was started from the decked shops at Ehi Road section on Thursday.
Governor Alex Otti during the official flag of the reconstruction in August, said that original shop owners will not lose their shops after the remodelling exercise.
Otti had assured the traders that the remodelling, which is a Public-Private Partnership, PPP project, will be done in phases to ensure that they are not displaced from business.
But despite the assurance by the Governor, some aggrieved traders led by Chris Uruakpa approached an Aba State High Court presided by Justice C.K Nwankwo calling out the governor over the delay in the remodelling project in suit No: A/M228/2024.
Also, those affected in the first phase of the demolition have appealed for reconstruction of their shopping section in record time, to enable them return to business.