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By Ebitan Egbuson “Nigeria is facing two key gaps in agriculture today: an inability to meet domestic food requirements, and an inability to export at quality levels required for market success. The former problem is a productivity challenge driven by an input system and farming model that is largely inefficient.” - Food Security Cluster

THE FEARS and concerns of the workers furloughed from Caribbean Dockyard and Engineering Services Ltd (Caridoc) deserve a more comprehensive response than the Prime Minister’s ardent and robustly defensive declaration that the company is not for sale. A state company that’s forced to send home 75 per cent of its workforce for three months is

Works and Transport minister Rohan Sinanan said he would speak to Caridoc workers if they requested a meeting with him. He said he has no knowledge of a letter being sent to his office. Furloughed workers from the Caribbean Dockyard and Engineering Services Ltd (Caridoc) delivered a letter to Sinanan at his office on Thursday,

Furloughed workers from the Caribbean Dockyard and Engineering Services Ltd (Caridoc) delivered a letter to Works and Transport Minister Rohan Sinanan at his office yesterday, asking for Government to work with them to turn the company around.

THE Prime Minister said Government has no plans to sell or lease Caribbean Dockyard and Engineering Services Ltd (Caridoc).

FURLOUGHED workers at the Caribbean Dockyard and Engineering Services Ltd (Caridoc) are asking for a speedy resolution to their situation after 137 workers were given a 90-day furlough last Tuesday, leaving a skeleton crew of 24 workers and 21 managers at the facility. A letter sent to the furloughed staff dated May 16, signed by

  Michael Akabogu, the former Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of the Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund (NSITF), has accused Dr. Chris Ngigi, Minister of Labour and Employment, of physically assaulting him.   Akabogu also alleged that Ngige threatened to kill him for refusing to sign a document that would allow the minister to purchase property for the NSITF without following the proper procurement process.  

Universal MEP Projects & Engineering Services, a 100% subsidiary of Voltas Ltd. has bagged multiple SITC project orders worth ~INR 1770 Crores in the Electrical Power Distribution business for FY 22-23, including a solar power project.

AN engineering firm has lost its appeal of a judge’s dismissal of a claim for $11.2 million owed to it by the Urban Development Corporation of Trinidad and Tobago (Udecott) for certain engineering services in the construction of houses at Oropune Gardens Phase II in 2010. Dipcon Engineering Services Ltd filed the appeal after Justice

Jerome Dookie is now the chairman of the Energy Chamber of TT after former chairman Dwight Mahabir stepped down at the board of director's annual general meeting in October.