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Nigeria: FG, Unicef, Dfid Partner on Teacher Development

09.07.2008 18:17    allafrica.com
The Federal Government said it is collaborating with both the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) and the United Kingdom 's Department For International Development (DFID) on professional basic education teachers' development, Minister of State for Education II, Hajiya Aishatu Jibril


Liberia: RPAL Ends National Congress

09.07.2008 18:17    allafrica.com
Rubber Planters Association of Liberia (RPAL) has ended its national congress in Gbarnga, Bong County. The congress, which brought together rubber planters from the 15 sub-political divisions of the country, is the third of its kind in the history of

Nigeria: 'FG Has No Plan to Dump Needs'

09.07.2008 18:17    allafrica.com
Minister of State for Finance, Mr Remi Babalola, denied yesterday that he announced that the Federal Government was planning to dump the National Economic Empowerment and Development Strategies (NEEDS).

Nigeria: Addax Produces 200mbpd From OML 123

09.07.2008 18:17    allafrica.com
Addax Petroleum Corporation said Monday it now produces 200 million barrels of oil per day from its operated Oil Mining Lease (OML123) located offshore Nigeria.


Nigeria: Works Ministry to Return

09.07.2008 18:17    allafrica.com
Works and Power Ministries, which came under the Ministries of Transportation and Energy respectively in the dying days of former President Olusegun Obasanjo administration, will soon return as full-fledged ministries, THISDAY has learnt.

Nigeria: Kano Pays Pensioners N13 Billion

09.07.2008 18:17    allafrica.com
The Kano State Government has so far settled 13 billion naira in accrued pension funds to hundreds of pensioners in the state. This is through its pension management strategy introduced to cater for the less privileged pensioners and also plan

Nigeria: Port Harcourt Admitted Into World Energy City Partnership

09.07.2008 18:17    allafrica.com
Port Harcourt city has been admitted into the World Energy City Partnership, thereby making it the third African city behind Luanda and Equatorial Guinea.

Liberia: LEC Bags U.S.$350,000 Monthly

09.07.2008 18:17    allafrica.com
The Liberia Electricity Corporation (LEC) has said it's netting about US$350,000 monthly as bills paid by customers. The Chairman of LEC Board, Ian Yhap, said the money is collected from about 800 subscribers who are benefiting from the corporation's power

Nigeria: FG Considers Anyaoku, Kukah

09.07.2008 18:17    allafrica.com
Following staunch opposition to the choice of Prof. Ibrahim Gambari as head of the steering committee of the proposed Niger Delta Summit of Stakeholders, the search for a replacement may have been narrowed down to four persons.

Nigeria: Senate Denies Rejecting Revenue Formula Proposal

09.07.2008 18:17    allafrica.com
The Senate said yesterday that it has not rejected the revenue formula recently forwarded to it for consideration by President Umaru Musa Yar'Adua.

Nigeria: Govt Says Teacher Strike Will Be Over Soon

09.07.2008 18:17    allafrica.com
The Minister of State for Education, Dr. Jerry Agada, has said that the on-going strike by primary and secondary school teachers will soon be over as efforts are on to get the Nigeria Union of Teachers and other stakeholders in

Liberia: LDDA Gets Belgium Blessing - Officials To Get Business Visas

09.07.2008 18:17    allafrica.com
Belgium government has reportedly made an extraordinary offer to members of the Liberian Diamond Dealers Association (LDDA), accepting to issue one-year visas to Liberian diamond dealers to buttress their determination to transact between Brussels and Monrovia.

Nigeria: Govt Signs Road Transport Deal With World Bank

09.07.2008 18:17    allafrica.com
The Federal Government yesterday signed a N45 billion ($390 million) deal with the World Bank for two important operations in the country's transport sector.

Nigeria: CWL, Wincor Excite Customers With Solutions

09.07.2008 12:34    allafrica.com
Hardware subsidiary of leading ICT giant Computer Warehouse Group, CWL Systmes and Wincor Nixdorf has announced new systems that automate cheque and cash deposits, for use in retail bank branches.

Nigeria: Jonathan Frowns At High GSM Tariff

09.07.2008 12:34    allafrica.com
The Vice President, Dr Goodluck Jonathan, yesterday frowned at the high GSM tariff charged by telephone operators in the country.

Nigeria: We Can, If We Will It

09.07.2008 12:34    allafrica.com
I assume that the Federal Government's promise to create 10 million jobs by 2011 is not a mere declaration. Based on this, there are basic actions to be taken.

Nigeria: Fixing Country's Roads

09.07.2008 12:34    allafrica.com
An important contribution to our understanding of Nigeria's poor roads was published in Vanguard on June 24, 2008 - "Special Focus: Nigeria's Decaying Roads".

Nigeria: JTF Deploys Soldiers in Uvwie

09.07.2008 12:34    allafrica.com
THE Joint Task Force (JTF) on the Niger-Delta, yesterday, deployed soldiers to Jakpa in Uvwie local government area of Delta State following the burning of houses, wanton looting and rape by restive youths.

Nigeria: Gov Aliyu Hails Emergency in Power Sector

09.07.2008 12:34    allafrica.com
GOVERNOR Babangida Aliyu of Niger State has said involvement of governors in Federal Government's declaration of emergency in the power sector was the political will needed to deal with the intractable problem.

Nigeria: Strike - S'west Teachers to Lobby Traditional Rulers

09.07.2008 12:34    allafrica.com
IBADAN-AS part of efforts to actualise its dreams on the Teachers' Salary Scale (TSS), the Nigerian Union of Teachers in the South-West has concluded plans to lobby some traditional rulers across the country to prevail on the Federal Government.

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