The South-East Governors’ Forum has extended warm wishes to Nigerian workers during the 2025 Workers’ Day celebration.
It threatened to summon telecom operators to explain why they should not refund all subscribers who lost their money through dropped calls.
They urged the government to hasten the concession process to enable the people of the South-East and the nation, in general, to benefit from it in earnest.
FAAN announced the airport’s closure for repairs due to a sudden and significant rupture in the asphalt surface at a critical section of the runway.
Mr Okoloagu requested that the zone be treated fairly like other zones “not just in Enugu state but across the country”.
41,026 candidates who applied for the examination are below 16 years old.
On Thursday, the Enugu branch of the Association of Nigeria Authors elected a new executive, Adaobi Nwoye, as the chairman.
They unanimously rejected the move by the commissioner and vowed not to participate in any election held outside its 2004 constitution.
They urged Mr Mbah to fulfil his promise of inaugurating the commission by the first quarter of 2025 to ensure the inclusion of PWDs in governance.
He said NSITF provided financial compensation to deceased employees’ dependents to the tune of 90 per cent of total remuneration in case of death.
