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(AFRICAN EXAMINER) - The Pan-Yoruba socio-political organisation, Afenifere, yesterday, challenged President Muhammadu Buhari to translate his vow to clean up the mess in Nigeria into reality. The President, while receiving the new Executive Council of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria, ICAN, in Abuja, had restated this vow. Afenifere’s National Publicity Secretary, Mr Jare
Citizen involvement is crazy. >> the prospect of shell's massive drilling rigs ships and equipmenting coming to the waterfront galvanized the council. environmental groups have also filed a lawsuit to block the deal. for its part shell says it's committed to drilling for oil in the argumentics, and supporters say it means jobs for seattle. opponent say any deal with exacerbate climate change and that's very, very bad for seattle in the long run. joining mess now, michael bryan, a member of the city council. how did this job get struck without apparently nobody knows about it? >> well as best i...
The most citizen-involved cities in the united states, to approve a project without citizen involvement is crazy. >> the prospect of shell's massive drilling rigs, ships and equipment coming to the waterfront galvanized the mayor and the city council, who announced they will review the deal to see if it's legal. environmental groups have also filed a lawsuit to block the deal. for its part, shell says it's committed to drilling for oil in the arctic and supporters say it means jobs for seattle. opponents say any deal will exacerbate climate change and that's very, very bad for seattle in the l...
Waterfront galvanized the council. environmental groups have also filed a lawsuit to block the deal. for its part, shell says it's committed to drilling for oil in the argumentics, and supporters say it means jobs for seattle. opponent say any deal with exacerbate climate change and that's very, very bad for seattle in the long run. joining mess now, michael bryan, a member of the city council. how did this job get struck without apparently nobody knows about it? >> well, as best i understand, folks at the port of seattle entered into what's called some sort of verbal nondisclosure agreement, ...