JUST IN: N180/Litre Or Nothing, Petrol Marketers Declare As Queues Worsen

“With the current price, there is no way we can sell less than N180 per litre,” IPMAN   Marketers of petroleum products in Nigeria on Monday pushed for N180 per litre as queues for Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) also known as petrol worsened in Lagos and Ogun. Platforms Africa, which earlier broke the story of queues for fuel at filling stations in parts of Lagos and Ogun, reports that the situation has been worsened with scarcity spreading to more stations. Rising under the auspices of Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of…

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Group Heightens Special Status Demand For Lagos

Ibile Eko Summit Group has heightened its demand of special status for Lagos, Nigeria’s commercial capital, maintaining that this is long overdue. The group, which said this in a press release sent to Platforms Africa, maintained that the late head of state, General Murtala Ramat Mohammed, had, in about ten days to his unfortunate assassination in 1976, envisaged the special status for the state. READ ALSO: Catholic, “The Priest’s War” Producer Take Bickering To Youtube After Platforms Africa report, Nigerian Police To Get 20% Salary Upgrade Nigerian Varsities May Be…

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BREAKING: Five Sacked LASU Lecturers Reinstated + NAMES

Affected ASUU leaders who were sacked by the Prof. Adebayo Ninalowo-led governing council under the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Olanrewaju Fagbohun, are to get letters next week The Governing Council of Lagos State University (LASU) on Wednesday approved the reinstatement of five sacked union leaders of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU). There governing council decision followed the recommendations of the Appeal Committee headed the Deputy Vice Chancellor, Prof. Adenike Boyo, for the affected five lecturers to be reinstated. Among the union leaders reinstated include, ASUU-LASU chairman, Dr. Akinloye Isaac…

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