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A socio-cultural group, Ntighauzo Amairi Progressives, has lauded Governor Okezie Ikpeazu’s infrastructural stride, describing it as unprecedented in the history of Abia State.
In a statement signed by its President, Adindu Johnson, the group explained that some projects such as Agalaba Ring Road, are legacies that will outlive decades after the governor’s reign.
The Abia group said it is appreciative of the governor’s benevolence which has immensely benefited sons and daughters of the community.
While the group prays for the governor’s intervention on the road linking Ukpakiri-Abayi- Ntighauzo and other neighbouring communities, it prayed that the governor considers sons and daughters of the community for key appointments in his government.
The Non-Academic Staff Union of Educational and Associated Institutions (NASU) has warned the President Muhammadu Buhari-led government, not to toy with civil servants.
The General Secretary, Peters Adeyemi in a statement on Sunday called the plan to slash federal workers’ salaries “provocative’’.
On May 4, Zainab Ahmed, Finance Minister made the disclosure at the National Policy Dialogue on Corruption and Cost of Governance organized by the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC).
Ahmed announced that the National Salaries, Incomes and Wages Commission (NSIWC) had been directed to review current salaries.
Ayuba Wabba, the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) President warned that the idea was tantamount to a “mass suicide”.
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In 2024, the owner of the former AT&T Long Distance Building at 32 Sixth Avenue could face $2.8 million in fines. The owner of the former Western Union Building at 60 Hudson Street could be on the hook for nearly $4.6 million in fines that same year.
The two properties have origins in telegraph services and now house major telecommunications and data service companies. They also back large loans that could become a bit riskier due to New York City’s new building emission caps.
Protestors in support of street vendors gather in Hudson Yards on May 7, 2021 (Getty)
Restaurants inside the Hudson Yards mall have struggled through the pandemic, but now a food fight has erupted outside, pitting street vendors against developer Related Companies and the city.
The Street Vendor Project, an advocacy group representing 2,000 vendors, claims Related has deployed security guards to harass vendors. It also said the developer enlisted the police, whose officers ticketed several sellers stationed near the Vessel sculpture. In addition, the organization says Related placed planters in their spots, extending sidewalk tree pits to push vendors out.
This week, the situation escalated when police officers issued tickets, alleging the sellers were illegally operating on sidewalk space smaller than the mandatory 12 feet, according to the Street Vendor Project.
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