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6 Labour Party lawmakers defect to PDP in Enugu State - Vimarsana News

6 Labour Party lawmakers defect to PDP in Enugu State

The lawmakers cited an alleged irreconcilable division and ongoing crisis within the Labour Party at the national and across state chapters as the reasons for their defection. | Pulse Nigeria

Source: pulse.ng
Enugu Govt partnering ATASP-1 for dry season rice farming - Commissioner - Vimarsana News

Enugu Govt partnering ATASP-1 for dry season rice farming - Commissioner

Enugu State government has declared its readiness to partner with the Federal Government's Agricultural Transformation Agenda Support Program Phase-One

INTERVIEW: Governors killing APC, urgent reform inevitable - Ex-chair, Nwoye - Vimarsana News

INTERVIEW: Governors killing APC, urgent reform inevitable - Ex-chair, Nwoye

Barr Ben Nwoye is a former chairman of the All Progressives Congress, APC, in Enugu State. He is also the secretary of the Forum of former chairmen of the

Nigeria's population growth rate hits estimated 3.2% – NPC - Vimarsana News

Nigeria's population growth rate hits estimated 3.2% – NPC

The National Population Commission (NPC) says the nation’s population growth rate hits 3.2 per cent based on estimated population of 216 million. NPC Federal commissioner representing Enugu State, Mr Ejike Eze, disclosed this on Wednesday at a lecture organised by the Commission and the Institute of Development Studies (IDS) University of Nigeria Enugu Campus. He

NPC gives update on Nigeria's population growth rate - Vimarsana News

NPC gives update on Nigeria's population growth rate

The National Population Commission, NPC, said Nigeria's population growth rate had reached 3.2 per cent based on the estimated population of 216 million.