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29,630 tonnes coal arrives at Mongla for Rampal Power Plant - Vimarsana News

29,630 tonnes coal arrives at Mongla for Rampal Power Plant

A ship carrying 29,630 tonnes of coal has docked at Mongla port from Indonesia for the Rampal Thermal Power Plant early today

N2bn Fraud Trial: EFCC to appeal Oronsaye's acquittal - Vimarsana News

N2bn Fraud Trial: EFCC to appeal Oronsaye's acquittal

The EFCC says it will appeal judgment of the Federal High Court Abuja, which acquitted a former HoS, Mr. Stephen Oronsaye of fraud.

'Justice Ekwo erred': EFCC drags Oronsaye to Appeal court - Vimarsana News

'Justice Ekwo erred': EFCC drags Oronsaye to Appeal court

EFCC will appeal the judgment of the Federal High Court Abuja, which today acquitted a former Head of the Civil Service Mr. Stephen Oronsaye

Another coal shipment for Rampal power plant arrives from Indonesia - Vimarsana News

Another coal shipment for Rampal power plant arrives from Indonesia

A consignment of 31,800 tonnes of coal for the coal-fired Rampal Power Plant in Khulna has arrived from Indonesia. Bangladesh flag-bearer 'MV Bashundhara Magistery' docked at Mongla port at 4pm Monday. Khandaker Riazul Haque, manager of local shipping agent Toggi Shipping and Logistic Limited, said they have started unloading the coal at 5:30pm. "After unloading, the coal will

Alleged 'N2bn' fraud: Oronsaye, others know fate April 5 - National Accord Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Alleged 'N2bn' fraud: Oronsaye, others know fate April 5 - National Accord Newspaper

The Federal High Court, Abuja has fixed April 5, to deliver judgment in the alleged N2 billion fraud charge filed by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, (EFCC) against former Head of Service, Mr Stephen Oronsaye.