Infrastructure
Abandoned projects: ICPC forces over 500 contractors back to sites
The ICPC has forced over 500 contractors to return to sites to complete abandoned and shoddily completed projects, through its...
Read moreSinger Akon’s Multibillion-Dollar Futuristic City in Africa Gets Final Notice
A single arched concrete block juts out of a field in Senegal where R&B singer Akon first laid the foundation...
Read moreAEDC appoints new Managing Director, Chief Operating Officer
The Abuja Electricity Distribution Company, AEDC, has announced the appointment of Chijioke Okwuokenye as the acting Managing Director, with immediate...
Read moreFG repairs vandalised Second Niger Bridge, tightens security
The Federal Ministry of Works has fixed the vandalised railings and expansion joints used to absorb the thermal expansions at...
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Tariff hike: FG plans N1.5tn savings, 2.5m meter installations
The Federal Government has raised the amount that it would save this year following the recent hike in electricity tariff...
Read morePort operations disrupted as fire guts Terminal ‘C’ at Lagos port
Although, no casualty was reported key equipment in the Information Communication Technology, ICT, department of the terminal was affected. Vanguard...
Read moreRotary Club builds toilets, classrooms for Nasarawa community
By Perpetua Onuegbu The Rotary Club of Abuja CBD has inaugurated three toilets and yhe construction of two classrooms for...
Read moreSWAN empowers women, sinks borehole, provides free medical services in FCT
The Society of Women Accountants of Nigeria (SWAN), Abuja Chapter, has distributed sewing machines, hair dryers and baking materials to...
Read moreLERSA Inaugurates New Exco
Lekki Estates Residents and Stakeholders Association (LERSA), the umbrella body of residents of the Lekki axis of Lagos, has sworn...
Read moreFEC approves N495m for installation of railway scanners
The Federal Executive Council (FEC) has approved the sum of N495million for the installation of scanners in all railway stations...
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