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Nigeria Agip oil company (NAOC) has refused to appear before the house of representative committee on petroleum resources (upstream) citing fear of Covid-19. The chairman of the committee Reps Musa Adar (APC-SOKOTO) made the announcement at the hearing in Abuja. De c*0n service limited had petitioned the house accusing Nigeria Agip oil company (NAOC) of refusing to pay over $30million and #70 million accrued out standing bills for engineering jobs executed in a contract it won big tender for the company since 2014, among other infractions the company claimed breached the terms contained in the contract.
The committee had on July 29,2020 summoned NAOC, NNPC, OANDO (the other JV partners) to appear on Wednesday, August 12 to explain the discrepancies and their roles in the allegations.
NCDMB (Nigeria content Development management board) who were named in the petition had honoured the committee's invitation for Wednesday 12 August and it's officers were present at the hearing.
Adar explained that the committee was postponing the hearing because"AGIP has refused to attend the hearing because of the fear of Covid-19."
He however said NAOC had indicated a willingness to appear online and make submissions on the accusations but he expressed dissatisfaction with that because the lockdown has been lifted and even the house has been sitting daily since.
Adar also said that following the intervention of NNPC management, Agip has agreed to resolve the matter with De c*0n service limited via arbitration and the committee would thus postpone the hearing for two weeks to allow the parties ample time to settle amicably.
"However,, if the parties fail to reconcile their differences with the time range given, the full public hearing will continue as before in this Hall and will be resolved by the committee.

Education news from Vanguard newspaper by Adesina Wahab.

The two claimants to the office of the vice Chancellor of the university of Lagos, UNILAG; professor Oluwatoyin Ogundipe and Omololu Sayombo were conspicuously missing at the Senate building office of the vice Chancellor of the institution on Monday.
In a telephone call with vanguard, Sayombo said he had resumed with effect from last Wednesday and he could work from some other place apart from the Senate building.
"Yes, I have resumed as the acting vice Chancellor and I am working." However, when our correspondent visited his office in the department of sociology, faculty of social science, he was said to be in a meeting.
After waiting for sometime, a man who identified himself as Odetola Phillip came out to say Sayombo would meet the press on Wednesday for Ogundipe, it was gathered that he was out of town to make contact with some people who would help him out.

71 young Nigerian girls trafficked to Lebanon and seen in a video that had gone viral where they were crying for help had been rescued and arrived at the Nnamdi Azikwe international Airport Abuja early Monday.
Mr. Bitrus Samuel, the head of NEMA Abuja operation office disclosed this to the newsmen.
He said that the girls were the second batch of more than 150 Nigerian girls who were trafficked to Lebanon in search for greener pastures. It is said in the month, 94 victims that constituted the first batch were received at Murtala Muhammad international Airport lagos.
Samuel said that the latest victims would be going from the airport to the hotel where the national agency for the prohibition of trafficking in person's (NAPTIP) would provide their records. The agency would quarantine the girls as a precaution against Coronavirus pandemic.
Also, the spokesman for the ministry of foreign affairs, Mr Ferdinand Nwonye said that the rescue came after video footage of the stranded Nigerians appealing to the federal government and well-meaning Nigerians to come to their aid went viral on the Internet.

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