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By Esther Ijeh The federal Government has outlined new steps regarding the procedure for Tertiary Institutions to change from the Intergarted Personnel and Payroll Information system.(IPPIS). This new development is targeted at allowing these Institutions to be Independent and Improving the payroll management system efficiently and effectively.  It also has the approval from the Federal Executive Council. According to a news report on PUNCH,"In a circular dated Octobet 8, 2024, The Accountant General of the federation,  Dr Oluwatoyin Madein provided details of the transition plan. Also According to the circular, the payroll for October 2024, will be handled by the IPPIS, while from November, the Institution will have direct control of their payroll. The Accountant General Office of the Federation IPPIS department will checkmate this records and the payments will be conducted by the Government,Intergrated Financial Managrment Information System (GIFMIS). However, Mrs Madein emp...

By Agbongiasede Precious Chief Dr. Patrick Osagie Elohor otherwise known as Ultimate Equal has officially signed out of political activities due to the system failure. In a speech given during a press conference today at the Edo state Labour Party Secretariat, the president of One Love Foundation and an active chieftain of Labour Party, announced his resignation from active politics, while also giving a speech about his various contributions to the Labour Party during his political journey there.  Patrick Eholor's report began with a briefing on a number of the contributions made by him to the party and the nation in general. He, at first, spoke about the former Governor of Edo State, Adams Aliyu Oshiomole, stating his admiration for the past governor which led him to become a member of LP back then.  The well-known human rights activist further went on to mention several of the contributions he had made over the years, some of which include providing alternative electricity t...

...as APC appreciation tour reaches Esanland. The atmosphere in Esanland was filled with joy, excitement and jubilation as the "Thank You Tour" of APC got to Edo Central Senatorial District today to  appreciate the people for their support during the just concluded gubernatorial election in the state.  The train which made the palace of the Onojie of Irrua, HRH, W.O Momodu II and Okaijesan of Esanland as its first port of call,had the Governor elect, Senator Monday Okpebholo and Senator Adams Oshiomhole, thanking the King, his family, palace chiefs and the entire Esan people for their support and votes that cumulated into victory. Senator Monday Okpebholo also re-emphasised his promises during the campaign and assured the king and his palace chiefs of his readiness to swing into action immediately after swearing in. The king thanked Edo people, the Oba of Benin and Comr. Adams Oshiomhole for supporting a son of Irrua and Esanland to the exalted position of number one citizen ...

…..seeks collaboration of citizens to nation building at all levels and arms of government The speaker Edo state house of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Blessing Agbebaku has joined the multitude of Nationals to celebrate Nigeria’s 64 independence anniversary while calling for reflection on the trajectory successes and challenges as a nation by leaders and citizens alike.  Rt. Hon. Agbebaku in his statement to the press noted the struggles for  independence was a pursuit of nobles who considered freedom as a panacea to realizing the collective interest of her people; sacrifices made in pain and discomfort must not be jeopardized by greed and avarice.  He expressed the role the legislative arm,comprising the leadership and honourable members of the state of Assembly has made to complement the institutional and administrative functions.  “Today is remarkable in our nation’s history. Reservations and sentiments are relative owing to the present economic challenges that has almost o...

  In George Orwell’s world of dystopian fiction, the phrase "In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act" captures the essence of defiance against manipulation, lies, and suppression. Today, in Nigeria, this phrase resonates strongly as we navigate an era where truth seems elusive, and deceit has seeped into the very fabric of our society. The act of telling the truth—no matter how inconvenient, painful, or disruptive—has become not just an act of courage but a revolutionary stance against a system that often thrives on falsehoods. A Landscape of Deception: Nigeria, a nation rich in culture, resources, and potential, has unfortunately become a country where dishonesty is often rewarded, and truth-telling can result in severe consequences. Whether it is in politics, business, media, or even everyday interactions, the distortion of facts and manipulation of narratives are rampant. Leaders, both public and private, frequently make promises they never ...