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News Investigators/ Many federal civil servants have called on the Federal Government to clear the outstanding two months arrears of N35 000 wage award. The government workers spoke to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Monday in Abuja. They decried the delay in payment of the arrears. Ibrahim Abbas, a medical worker, said that

A former secretary of a leading structural safety body has resigned his Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) membership over its “lack of adequate response to the Grenfell tragedy”. Civil engineer John Carpenter left ICE on 4 February after being a member since the 1970s and a fellow for over 40 years. In a social media

South West November 26, 2025 by Our Reporter The Coalition of Civil Society Organisations (CCSO) has dismissed recent allegations that Local Government Areas (LGAs) in Kogi State were not receiving their federal allocations. Speaking at a press briefing, Dr. Wisdom Ohalete, Convener of CCSO, said the claims were being circulated by “faceless groups who clearly

Military and civilian leadership, as well as the martyrs of “Marka-i-Haq” (Battle of Truth), were presented with national honours as part of celebrations to mark Pakistan’s 79th Independence Day on Thursday. In July, Planning Minister Ahsan Iqbal said this year’s Independence Day would be marked as “Marka-i-Haq”...

The Civil Aid Service (CAS) Cadet Corps held the 147th New Cadets Passing-out Parade at the CAS Headquarters today (May 3). The parade was reviewed by former Hong Kong deputy to the National People's Congress Mr Ip Kwok-him.        Speaking at the parade, Mr Ip commended the 180 new cadets for their remarkable

Thousands more civil servants are set to be moved out of London in a "radical reform” of the state, the Government has said. Some 12,000 Government jobs will be shifted from the capital to new regional "campuses" across the country. Under plans announced on Wednesday, 11 Government office buildings in the city will also close

By Staff The Canadian Press Posted January 30, 2025 6:12 pm Updated January 30, 2025 9:00 pm 1 min read 1:46 City of Vancouver sued over daytime sheltering ban The BC Civil Liberties Association is taking the City of Vancouver to court, claiming its ban on daytime sheltering for homeless people is a violation of

The American Cinema Editors also singled out "Anora," "Conclave" and "Emilia Pérez" among others The post ‘Civil War,’ ‘Dune: Part Two’ and ‘The Substance’ Make the Cut in ACE Eddie Nominations appeared first on TheWrap...