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In this piece, HENRY FALAIYE highlights the exploitative conditions faced by contract staff in Nigerian banks who endure low wages, job insecurity, and exclusion from essential benefits such as health insurance and pensions. Behind Nigeria’s thriving banking sector lies a harsh reality: contract staff, the industry’s backbone, are overworked and underpaid and face systemic inequalities
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) chapter, said on Thursday that it will support…
The Nigeria Police Force has revealed some potential benefits of the Electronic Central Motor Registry, E-CMR innovation. The E-CMR innovation is expected to revolutionize how vehicle information is verified and tracked, especially when stolen. The Force Public Relations Officer, Olumuyiwa Adejobi, while highlighting some of the benefits of the E-CMR via his X handle on
‘No more roadblocks to check papers’ – Nigeria police reveal some benefits of E-CMR
The Nigeria Police Force has revealed some potential benefits of the Electronic Central Motor Registry, E-CMR innovation.
The E-CMR innovation is expected to revolutionize how vehicle information is verified and tracked, especially when stolen.
The Force Public Relations Officer, Olumuyiwa Adejobi, while highlighting some of the benefits of the E-CMR via his X handle on Thursday, said with the technology, there would be “No more stopping to check papers- our officers are equipped with cutting-edge tech to verify documents in real-time”.
According to Adejobi, when a vehicle registered with the NPF E-CMR gets stolen, “you can instantly flag it as stolen through your online profile” and it will be recovered.
DAILY POST recalls that the Inspector General of Police, Olukayode Egbetokun had in July this year ordered the enforcement of the digitalised Central Motor Registry.
The IGP said the move was to modernise and digitize the motor vehicle registration system, and improve the nation’s safety and security framework.
‘No more roadblocks to check papers’ – Nigeria police reveal some benefits of E-CMR
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, on Wednesday, closed its case against Oluwole Olutimehin, who is standing trial for allegedly stealing N13.29m from Sterling Bank Plc. Olutimehin is standing trial before Justice Rahman Oshodi of the Lagos State Special Offences Court in Ikeja. The defendant is facing a count of fraudulent conversion of N13,29,000, preferred
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The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, on Wednesday, closed its case against Oluwole Olutimehin, who is standing trial for allegedly stealing N13.29m from Sterling Bank Plc. Olutimehin is standing trial before Justice Rahman Oshodi of the Lagos State Special Offences Court in Ikeja. The defendant is facing a count of fraudulent conversion of N13,29,000, preferred
