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Delta to revisit suspended 2015 employment
Delta State Governor Ifeanyi Okowa has said the 2015 suspended civil service employment will be revisited in one month.
Bayelsa bars casualisation of staff, absorbs 838
The Bayelsa Government on Thursday said it had outlawed engagement of casual staff in its workforce and would absorb the 838 casual workers currently in it’s service.
Lagos government promotes 4,653 civil servants
The Lagos State Civil Service Commission has announced the promotion of 4,653 Civil Servants who are statutorily due for elevation to the next level after undergoing the mandatory Structured Training Programmes.
Governor Fintiri cancels Senator Bindow’s last-minute appointments, dissolves boards
The Governor of Adamawa State, Rt Hon Umaru Fintiri, has cancelled all appointments which his predecessor, Sen Mohammed Bindow, made in the last few months of his administration.
Governor Fayemi signs 8 bills into law
The governor of Ekiti State, Kayode Fayemi, on Tuesday signed eight bills into law, saying his government will continue to demonstrate strong political will in the implementation of the existing laws in the state.
Ekiti Assembly orders suspended council chairmen to refund N3.6b
The Ekiti State House of Assembly has ordered the 16 suspended local government chairmen to refund N3.6 billion allegedly looted from the state treasury.
Governor Bala Mohammed disengages all political appointees in Bauchi
Governor Bala Mohammed has approved the disengagement of all political office holders in Bauchi State.
Governor Abiodun declares state of emergency in education
Abiodun who arrived at governor’s offie, Oke-mosan Abeokuta at about 9:30am Thursday was received by the Head of Service, Engr. Lanre Bisiriyu.
Governor Matawallen-Maradun to reinstate 1,400 Zamfara workers
The new administration of Zamfara State has promised to reinstate the 1,400 workers who were employed by the immediate past Gov. Abdul’aziz Yari.
Grace Mugabe faces new assault charge
Former Zimbabwean first lady Grace Mugabe is facing a new charge of assault, which stems from an incident involving her housekeeper.
Rivers government to promote, employ more civil servants
The Rivers State Government says it has lifted the ban on promotions in the Civil Service.
Governor Ajimobi inaugurates 26-member transition committee
As the May 29 change of political baton approaches, Oyo State Governor, Senator Abiola Ajimobi, on Thursday inaugurated a 26-man committee to prepare the ground for the event.
Osun government may lay off 769 workers caught on certificate forgery
No fewer than 769 public workers in the service of Osun State Government have been discovered to have gained employment into their service with forged certificates.
Governor El-Rufai asks political appointees to resign by April 30
Nasir El-Rufai, governor of Kaduna State, has directed all political appointees in the state to submit their letters of resignation by April 30, 2019.
5,000 civil servants write promotion exam in Ogun
No fewer than 5,000 eligible civil servants in Ogun state took part in the 2016/2017 promotion examination organized by the State Civil Service Commission.
Abdulfatah Ahmed approves promotion of 1,511 Civil Servants
The Kwara State Governor, Dr. Abdulfatah Ahmed, has approved the promotion of 1,511 civil servants in the state civil service.
Recruitment: Edo government releases names of successful candidates
The Edo State government has released the names of successful candidates who participated in the recent oral interview conducted by the state government for people who applied for vacant positions in the state’s Civil Service.
Official: Plateau to recruit 1,661 civil servants
The Plateau State Government on Monday said it would recruit 1,661 workers through its civil service commission.
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WHO committed to supporting countries determine patient safety status – director
The World Health Organisation (WHO’s) Regional Director for Africa, Dr. Matshidiso Moeti, said the United Nations (UN) agency is committed to supporting countries in determining the status of patient safety, development and implementation of national policies, guidelines and protocols for enhancing patient safety, as well as facilitating patient safety networks and partnerships.
Nigerian who died in UK detention centre was denied medical attention – brother
A Nigerian man, Oscar Okwurime, 34, who died in his cell at the Harmondsworth removal centre in London had told the authorities at the centre that he was feeling unwell but he was not provided with medical attention, says latest report.
Asiwaju Tinubu bags African democracy award
The National Stalwart of Nigeria’s ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) Asiwaju Bola Tinubu has won African Democracy Award for his efforts to grow democracy and good governance on the continent.
PDP youth group confirms Emeka Kalu as national director
In its bid to reposition the party and return it to the winning trail, Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) leadership has confirmed Dr. Emeka C. Kalu, as National Director, Special Duties of Peoples Democratic Party Youth Alliance (PDPYA).
Attempt to deny Governor Obaseki ticket will kill APC in Edo – chieftain
A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC), in Edo State, Charles Idahosa, has warned that any attempt to push Governor Godwin Obaseki out of APC or deny him governorship ticket in the 2020 election will be the end of APC in the State.
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Singer Adele files for divorce from husband
Adele, on Thursday, officially called it quits on her marriage to Simon Konecki, as she filed for divorce.
Federal government considers 30-year economic plan
The Federal Government has announced that it was fine-tuning arrangements to embark on a 30-year economic long-term development plan.
France seeks Facebook Libra cryptocurrency ban in Europe
France’s economic minister declared that the French government intends to block the development of Facebook’s Libra cryptocurrency in Europe because of the systematic threats it poses to financial security and stability.
Nigerian selected for global writing programme
Award-winning Nigerian poet, essayist, translator and author of short stories, Tade Ipadeola, has been selected to participate in the International Writing Program (IWP) Fall Residency at the University of Iowa, courtesy of the United States (U.S) Department of State.
30 kidnap victims including 12 children freed in Katsina
Thirty kidnap victims including 12 children and 18 women have been freed from their captivity by armed bandits in Katsina State.