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Federalism and the challenges of state police in Nigeria

The Nigeria Police is a primus interpares as regards what the Americans call homeland security. It is established by the law to inter alia maintain the law and order by detecting crimes,

19 hours ago

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Operators raise alarm over touts’ threat to security

CAR hire operators across airports in Nigeria have urged the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) to urgently curtail the activities of illegal cab drivers around the country’s airports in view of

9 years ago

Aviation

Akwa Ibom’s rerun polls

SIR: The recent judgment handed down by an election tribunal ordering a rerun of the April 11, 2015 Akwa Ibom governorship election in 18 local government areas of the state owing to

9 years ago

Letters·Opinion

Over 100,000 new cancer cases recorded yearly in Nigeria, says expert

As part of efforts to boost cancer treatment in the country, an expert in Radiotheraphy and Oncology, Prof. Aderemi Tajudeen Ajekigbe yesterday advocated the allocation of 51 percent of the gross income

9 years ago

Politics

Microsoft, Shoemakers to Empower Youths through Employability Portal

TOWARD continuing its commitment to empower individuals and organisations to achieve more, technology giant, Microsoft through its Citizenship Program has struck a strategic partnership with leading Nigerian footwear and leather products manufacturing

9 years ago

Communications

Stakeholders blame industry’s woes on policy summersaults

THE Chairman of Bi-Courtney Aviation Services Limited, Dr. Wale Babalakin has attributed the problems of the aviation industry to consistent policy summersaults by successive administrations at the centre.

9 years ago

Aviation

Police douse fears of violence in Bayelsa

With a police strength of over 14,000 in addition to other security agencies that would be involved in strategic roles, it would be foolhardy for anyone to brazenly come out tomorrow to

9 years ago

Politics

PLAYING SAFE

9 years ago

Cartoons·Opinion

Volkswagen’s shares plunge as diesel emissions scandal hits petrol engines

SHARES in Volkswagen plunged by 10pc as Tuesday’s findings over carbon dioxide emissions, and petrol-fuelled cars showed involvement of smaller 1.4-litre engines.

9 years ago

Executive Motoring

‘Workers will fight, support good governance’

Comrade Bobboi Bala Kaigama is the President of Trade Union Congress of Nigeria (TUC). Born in 1962, he hails from Kakara village in Sardauna Local Government Area of Taraba State.

9 years ago

Interview

Ethiopian Airlines launches B-777, B-787 flight simulators

Ethiopian Airlines has announced that it has finalised installation of Boeing 777 flight simulator manufactured by CAE Company, ahead of its schedule and would be ready for training.

9 years ago

Aviation

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Guardian Nigeria

Federalism and the challenges of state police in Nigeria

Operators raise alarm over touts’ threat to security

Akwa Ibom’s rerun polls

Over 100,000 new cancer cases recorded yearly in Nigeria, says expert

Microsoft, Shoemakers to Empower Youths through Employability Portal

Stakeholders blame industry’s woes on policy summersaults

Police douse fears of violence in Bayelsa

PLAYING SAFE

Volkswagen’s shares plunge as diesel emissions scandal hits petrol engines

‘Workers will fight, support good governance’

Ethiopian Airlines launches B-777, B-787 flight simulators

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