Mr. Gbadebowale Wayne Aboderin, the chairman of Punch newspapers is dead. He was 60 years old.
His death was announced today by the newspaper.
The newspaper said Aboderin died early today after a heart surgery at the First Cardiology Consultants, Ikoyi, Lagos.
The wife of former Minster of Aviation, Femi Fani-Kayode, Precious, has delivered a set of triplets on Friday, same day she is marking her birthday.
Fani-Kayode announced the good news on his twitter handle.
He said: “I give thanks to God for the birth of my three beautiful sons, Ragnar, Aiden and Liam this morning.
The Joint Health Sector Union (JOHESU) says it will begin an indefinite nationwide strike by midnight on Tuesday.
Josiah Biobelemoye, president of the union, announced this when he led the union executive on a courtesy visit to Jafaru Momoh, chief medical director of the National Hospital, Abuja.
He alleged that Isaac Adewole, minister of health, had been treating the union members as slaves.
The Bayelsa government has suspended and stopped the salaries of 3,403 workers in the ongoing public service reforms.
The Head of Service of Bayelsa, Rev Thomas Zidafomo, directed that salaries of 222 staff of Bayelsa owned media houses and 3,181 non-teaching staff in the State Universal Basis Education Board (SUBEB) be suspended.
Zidafomo in a letter dated Apri 6, 2018 directed that the withheld salaries of the affected workers listed as ‘excess workers’ be remitted to the Accountant General of Bayelsa.
In recognition of his contribution to stabilising the Nigerian economy amidst recession, CBN governor Godwin Emefiele has bagged “Guardian Economic Personality of the Year 2017’’ award.
Emefiele’s was also recognized for the CBN’s effort in development financing.
Emefiele was presented with honour at a ceremony held Eko Hotels and Suites, in Lagos on Saturday.
The Board of the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) on Thursday announced the indefinite suspension of six directors of the organisation over allegation of corruption.
According to Punch, the suspension which was carried out by the newly inaugurated Board was in connection with an ongoing probe of the finances of NEMA by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission and the Department of State Services.
