Day: February 20, 2024

Registrar-General unveils reward policy,as CAC holds leadership retreat for new Management Team

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The Corporate Affairs Commission CAC has unveiled a reward policy for staff in order to enhance productivity and further entrench discipline in the system. The Registrar General/CEO of the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC), Hussaini Ishaq Magaji, made this known today while unveiling the Commission’s 2024 blueprint at a one-day strategic leadership retreat for heads of departments, heads of units, and heads of state offices. Hussaini Magaji revealed that the new reward policy will include the best-performing staff in the state office in each quarter of the year, which will also…

EMAN pays condolence visit to Ohinoyi of Ebiraland over passing of Late Dr Ado Ibrahim

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An Islamic group, El-Birru Muslim Association of Nigeria (EMAN) led by its National Ameer, Arc. Abdulyekeen Mamman on Saturday 17th February,2024 paid a condolence visit to His Royal Majesty: Alhaji Dr. Ahmad Tijani Muhammed Anaje ,Ohinoyi of Ebiraland in his palace over the passage of late Ohinoyi of Ebiraland His Royal Majesty Dr.Ado Ibrahim. The EMAN National Ameer in his speech said ” May the peace and blessing of Allah be upon everyone in this Palace and all the good people of Ebiraland and of Kogi State at large. “We…

Hardship: Deputy Speaker Kalu charges Nigerians to have faith in Tinubu’s economic policies ….. Says Challenges will end soon

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The Deputy Speaker, House of Representatives,Rt.Hon.Benjamin Okezie Kalu has called on Nigerian to have faith in the economic politics of federal government led by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to cushion the effects of the present economic challenges in the country.     In an emotion-laden speech that rekindles hope and reinforces patriotism in the people, the Deputy Speaker, Rt. Hon. Benjamin Okezie Kalu at Tuesday plenary told Nigerians that the current economic challenges are transient and would be surmounted.   Recognizing the resilient spirit of the people, Kalu said they…

Insecurity: State Police Bill passes second reading at Reps

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The House of Representatives at the plenary Tuesday passed through second reading, a bill seeking to alter the provision of the constitution of the federal republic of Nigeria to provide for the establishment of state police. Titled “A Bill for an Act to Alter the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 to Provide for Establishment of State Police and for Related Matters (HB. 617),” the proposed legislation was sponsored by the Deputy Speaker Hon. Benjamin Okezie Kalu and 14 other lawmakers. Leading the debate on its general principles,…

Baynakum Family Counseling Centre holds Graduation Ceremony for Course 13

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Baynakum family counseling centre in line with her promise of bringing happiness and help to the through the Islamic counseling and family life coach training course, on Sunday 18th of February, 2024 ,graduated 13 Counselors in cohort 13 which brought the total number of trained counselors to 127 Dr. Abdulfattah Adeyemi the Founder and Chief Executive Officer ,Baynakum family counseling centre in his speech emphasized the importance of counseling in creating a functional society. He highlighted that poverty of the mind is a significant challenge in the country today and…

Photos: Again, Sen Manu embarks on massive installation of solar powered lights across major streets in Taraba Central

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Barely six weeks after installing giant size transformers in his Taraba Central Senatorial District , Senator Haruna Manu has again embarked on massive installation of solar powered lights across major streets in his constituency. The installation started in Madrona, Garin jibir and lomodu Villages of Gassol Local Government Area on Monday as constituency outreach. Senator Manu’s delegation led by Hon. Hamza Garba Jamis noted that: “We are going to do our very best to illuminate our streets to do away with darkness, we know what darkness does, it cuts short…