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Six alleged missing at Ebonyi-Benue border community - Vimarsana News

Six alleged missing at Ebonyi-Benue border community

Six persons are alleged to be missing at Ebonyi-Benue boundary community in Ado Local Government Area of Benue State. According to the community leader,

FG to pay N7.13bn compensation on Lagos-Calabar coastal highway - Vimarsana News

FG to pay N7.13bn compensation on Lagos-Calabar coastal highway

The Minister of Works, Engr David Umahi, announced yesterday that the federal government has allocated N7.13 billion for compensation to those affected by the ongoing demolitions for the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway project. This sum is in addition to the N2.7 billion already paid to property owners impacted by the project…

Lagos-Calabar coastal highway: I saved landmark property, others - Umahi - Blueprint Newspapers Limited - Vimarsana News

Lagos-Calabar coastal highway: I saved landmark property, others - Umahi - Blueprint Newspapers Limited

Federal Minister of Works, Engr. David Umahi has said that he saved Landmark property without knowing the owner. Umahi made the clarification during an interaction with Journalists at his Abakaliki resident after May 29 celebration. The former Governor of Ebonyi state however, disclosed that none of landmark's structure was destroyed…

Umahi Attributes Success To Tinubu's Non-compromising Stand - Vimarsana News

Umahi Attributes Success To Tinubu's Non-compromising Stand

Minister for Work David Umahi said he would have failed in office if President Bola Tinubu had been a leader that contractors could lobby and influence.

Council autonomy battle rages at Supreme Court - The Nation Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Council autonomy battle rages at Supreme Court - The Nation Newspaper

The Nation Newspaper Council autonomy battle rages at Supreme Court