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http://ift.tt/eA8V8J By Ediri Ejoh I N a bid to curb electricity theft across its network, the management of Ikeja Electric Plc, yesterday, launched a whistle blowing platform to enable customers report illegal and unethical activities in a safe, confidential and secure manner for immediate attention. The platform, which is independently managed by Deloitte, one of Nigeria’s leading professional service firms, allows customers report, anonymously by making use of multiple channels including a toll free hotline, an email platform, a web-based service and a mobile app. Speaking on the initiative, the company’s Head of Corporate Communications, Felix Ofulue, explained that the new platform is one of the many measures put in place to encourage a culture of transparency and accountability. With the introduction of the platform, customers can now confidentially report matters bothering on fraud, bribery, extortion, energy theft through illegal connections, vandalism and all actions detr...

http://ift.tt/eA8V8J …You must go — GOVT; No, give us C of O before we relocate — TRADERS By Chinonso Alozie Owerri—The Imo state government and the automobile car dealers in the state, have continued to disagree over the planned relocation of the market from Aba road to Agbala in Owerri North Local Government Area of the state. Some of the members of the automobile car dealers who spoke to Vanguard, yesterday in Owerri, said that they would accept the planned relocation, with the condition that the Imo state government would first give to them certificate of occupancy of the new place. According to the chairman, Board of Trustees of the traders’ association, Mr. Rufus Osueke, “Initially when government moved us from the former place, at Egbu road, what the government told us was that we were going to our permanent place. “And when we requested for certificate of occupancy from the Imo state government, they gave us allocation paper with the assurance that other documents will be...

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http://ift.tt/eA8V8J By Ediri Ejoh I N a bid to curb electricity theft across its network, the management of Ikeja Electric Plc, yesterday, launched a whistle blowing platform to enable customers report illegal and unethical activities in a safe, confidential and secure manner for immediate attention. The platform, which is independently managed by Deloitte, one of Nigeria’s leading professional service firms, allows customers report, anonymously by making use of multiple channels including a toll free hotline, an email platform, a web-based service and a mobile app. Speaking on the initiative, the company’s Head of Corporate Communications, Felix Ofulue, explained that the new platform is one of the many measures put in place to encourage a culture of transparency and accountability. With the introduction of the platform, customers can now confidentially report matters bothering on fraud, bribery, extortion, energy theft through illegal connections, vandalism and all actions detr...

http://ift.tt/eA8V8J …You must go — GOVT; No, give us C of O before we relocate — TRADERS By Chinonso Alozie Owerri—The Imo state government and the automobile car dealers in the state, have continued to disagree over the planned relocation of the market from Aba road to Agbala in Owerri North Local Government Area of the state. Some of the members of the automobile car dealers who spoke to Vanguard, yesterday in Owerri, said that they would accept the planned relocation, with the condition that the Imo state government would first give to them certificate of occupancy of the new place. According to the chairman, Board of Trustees of the traders’ association, Mr. Rufus Osueke, “Initially when government moved us from the former place, at Egbu road, what the government told us was that we were going to our permanent place. “And when we requested for certificate of occupancy from the Imo state government, they gave us allocation paper with the assurance that other documents will be...

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http://ift.tt/2qGbxZN A lot of people are trying to develop their properties so they can stop enriching their landlords every year but thanks to the state of the economy people tend to manage resources and cost by going for cheap and substandard building materials and this is why we read about houses collapsing every now and then. The recession has bitten so hard into the average Nigerian’s pocket that it is hard to tell a substandard product from a quality product. At Emilinks our aim is to help make sure that people can afford the most important furniture items without compromising the quality. We have this strong believe that every Nigerian deserves premium quality and affordable products, our products are AFFORDABLE and of the premium quality. The prices we offer can’t be found anywhere in the world, we are aware of the hardship and we are out to eliminate sub-standard products from the Nigerian market by giving you the best quality at a very affordable rate. The MD/CEO, of Emil...

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http://ift.tt/eA8V8J By AbdulRahman Agboola Polytechnic education in Nigeria was basically intended to provide middle level manpower to support economic growth. The target has been met over the years as polytechnics provide leeway for exhibition of practical knowledge in industries and other sectors of the economy. Polytechnic certificates have become stepping stones for employment with employers going by limited spaces in professions, which are attributive to the high unemployment rate in Nigeria. There are divergent views on the provision of high level manpower by polytechnics, compared with holders of  the Higher National Diploma with University degree in related disciplines. The inclusion of entrepreneurship training as a core teaching in polytechnics has not yielded deserving results as the entrepreneurship education is being mismanaged with poor course modules and absence of seriousness in the training. The 19th edition of Nigeria Polytechnic Games from April 27 to May 6...