Geo Pomona Waste Management (Pvt) Ltd operates as the local project entity created to carry out the Waste to Energy Project at Pomona through a Joint Venture Concession Agreement between the City of Harare and Geogenix BV. The ownership structure involves multiple parties across different countries and represents a complex web of business relationships that has sparked significant controversy in Zimbabwe.
Dilesh Nguwaya serves as the executive chairman and CEO of Geo Pomona, making him the most visible figure associated with the company's operations. His leadership role places him at the center of all major decisions regarding waste management operations in Harare and the planned expansion across Zimbabwe.
The company was formally...
Assembly line workers form the backbone of manufacturing operations across countless industries. These dedicated employees spend their days building products that people use every single day. Their work involves repeating specific tasks as items move down a conveyor belt or through different stations. Each worker handles a specific step in the production of a finished product.
The job requires workers to stay focused on their assigned task throughout their shift. They might attach parts, tighten screws, paint surfaces, or check quality standards. Speed matters because the line keeps moving at a steady pace. Workers must complete their tasks before the product is passed on to the next person.
Most assembly line positions involve...
Igbo youth leaders condemned police actions against a local government chairman. The group threatened massive protests if authorities continue harassing Chijioke Ezugwhile from Uzo-Uwani council. Armed herders killed many residents across the area during recent weeks. Local security forces strengthened protection for communities under attack. Police summoned the chairman and vigilante groups for questioning about dead herders.
Reports claim a northern police officer interrogated Ezugwile about killing armed attackers. Officers wanted to stop the chairman from removing criminals who posed as herders. Ohanaezhe Ndigbo Youth Council President Okwu Nnabuike called the police summons unacceptable. He demanded officers explain their reasons...
Lere Olayinka works as a media assistant for FCT Minister Nyesom Wike. He attacked former presidential candidate Reuben Abati for acting like a moral authority. Olayinka said Abati once ran for deputy governor with a suspected drug dealer. The political aide made these comments during a television appearance on Friday. He accused Abati of being a hypocrite about ethics and morality.
Abati paired with late Buruji Kashamu as his running mate back in 2019. Kashamu faced drug trafficking charges from American authorities before his death. The Peoples Democratic Party chose both men to run Ogun State together. Olayinka pointed out that Abati felt comfortable standing next to someone wanted for serious crimes. The media assistant questioned...
A Muslim religious leader blamed the country's violence problems on Muslims who ignore their holy book teachings. Sheikh Umar Faruk Haruna serves as deputy chief imam at University of Benin. He spoke to reporters after special Eid prayers. The imam said Muslims create their rules instead of following God's commands. This behavior causes kidnapping and terrorist attacks across Nigeria.
Haruna explained that Islam teaches people to fear Allah and love peace. Muslims who abandon the Quran and Prophet Muhammad's lessons create dangerous situations. Criminal groups like Boko Haram operate from areas that should be the most religious. The imam pointed out that Muslim communities participate directly through banditry and violence. These...
Kantu community leaders settled their land dispute and declared themselves part of Gbaramatu kingdom. The Delta State community announced their decision at a press meeting held at their ancestral hall. Leaders said they belong to the Ijaw people and support King Oboro Gbaruan II. Community chairman Windfree Atemubaghan read the official statement to reporters. Elder Edwin Atikan Atemubagha and other officials stood beside him during the announcement.
The community traced their roots back to the 11th century when Gbaramatu kingdom started. Their founder Oweizibiri came from an Ijaw fishing village called Oporoza. He married a trader named Erebo from the old Western Region. The couple had seven children who started the Kantu settlement...
Two student groups canceled their plans to protest against Nigeria's oil regulator. The National Association of Nigerian Students and the National Association of Polytechnic Students had demanded the chief executive resign. Both unions accused Farouk Ahmed of stealing public money and giving jobs to friends. They said he abused his power at the petroleum agency. The groups wanted millions of students to march against Ahmed.
Students planned different dates for their actions against the agency. One group picked June 4 and 5 for a visit to ask questions. The other union chose June 12 for their big protest march. Both organizations sent angry letters on May 27 calling for Ahmed to step down. They said the petroleum boss had broken rules...
President Bola Tinubu watched Governor Umo Eno switch political parties from his Lagos home on Friday. The president sat on his couch and viewed the live coverage of the governor leaving the Peoples Democratic Party for the All Progressives Congress. National Security Adviser Nuhu Ribadu joined Tinubu and two other officials as they followed the event on television. The ceremony took place at the Akwa Ibom State capital of Uyo. Eno made his move official during a public gathering.
Several APC governors attended the defection ceremony to support Eno. Hope Uzodimma from Imo State traveled to witness the political switch. Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State also showed up for the event. Other governors present were Dapo Abiodun from Ogun...
Former Military President Ibrahim Babangida offered sympathy to Mokwa residents after floods hit their area. He called the disaster unfortunate and said Allah planned it. The elder leader asked people to pray for those who died. He spoke during a Sallah visit at his Minna home. Niger State Deputy Governor Yakubu Garba led the delegation that came to see him.
Babangida praised Governor Umaru Bago for his development work across the state. He promised to keep supporting the current administration. The former leader told officials to continue their good efforts. Garba explained they wanted Babangida's blessing and fatherly advice. The deputy governor said the government knows Babangida cares about the Mokwa incident and thanked him for...
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