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Electricity distribution companies have listed the conditions for accepting the National Assembly’s N500bn recapitalisation plan for each of the 11 Discos nationwide. This is as the distribution companies also said they were not under the control of the House of Representatives but the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission. The PUNCH reports that the House of Representatives
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Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State has constituted a monitoring team to oversee the payment of compensation to land owners affected by the acquisition of lands on the first segment of Ibadan circular road. Makinde made this announcement on Tuesday. DAILY POST reports that some houses and lands have been either demolished or marked for
Circular Road Demolition: Makinde constitutes committee on payment of compensation
Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State has constituted a monitoring team to oversee the payment of compensation to land owners affected by the acquisition of lands on the first segment of Ibadan circular road.
Makinde made this announcement on Tuesday.
DAILY POST reports that some houses and lands have been either demolished or marked for demolition in the ongoing construction of the Ibadan circular road.
Some residents whose properties were affected by the constriction, had a few weeks ago staged protests against the demolition.
However, the Governor contained in a letter signed by the Secretary to the State Government, Professor Olanike Adeyemo, announced that a committee has been set up to ensure everyone is compensated.
The letter indicated that the monitoring team is to be headed by the Executive Assistant on Security to the Governor, Sunday Odukoya.
Other members of the committee according to the letter included the Commissioner for Culture and Tourism, Dr Wasiu Olatubosun, SSA Broadcast Media to the governor, Bosede Sadiq, Mr A.O. Kolapo and Mr S.O.A. Olatunde.
The statement said the monitoring team’s terms of reference include the verification of the list of would-be beneficiaries submitted by the Ministry of Lands, Housing and Urban Development.
The committee is to ensure the payment of the compensation is made to the right people.
Circular Road Demolition: Makinde constitutes committee on payment of compensation
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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
