How Abba Moro, others cut cost causing NIS recruitment tragedy – Witness
The EFCC said part of the proceeds of the recruitment fees was used to buy choice property in Abuja.
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The EFCC said part of the proceeds of the recruitment fees was used to buy choice property in Abuja.
About a third of the N676 million paid by unemployed Nigerians was spent lavishly by a suspect at large.
The case is to be tried by Justice Abdul Kafarati.
Many of the applicants who aired their grievances asked for the refund of their registration money. Victims of the March ...
I was going to title this piece, “Why is Abba Moro Still a Minister?” but changed my mind. In the ...
The family said it was concerned the tragedy may tarnish Mr. Moro’s record The family of Nigeria’s interior minister, Abba ...
CSNAC said it was criminal for NIS to allow over 520,000 applications for 4,556 available job opportunities. A civil society ...
Thirteen survivors of the stampede have been discharged from a Niger hospital. One of the dead victims of Saturday’s recruitment ...
How can a serious country looking for serious people to add to its ranks conduct an examination in a stadium? ...
The Open Society for West Africa, OSIWA, partnering with PREMIUM TIMES and two other organisations, will on Friday stage a ...
Following the deaths of about 20 people across the country during Saturday's job recruitment exercise by the Nigeria Immigration Service, ...
