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     By John Eunice (081)      Some years back , I sent a message which had an effect on check point, one Chidubem sent in a mail ‘warning’ me to first stop the yellow journalism before getting involved in force matters. We generally exchanged views on the subject and I must say this,chidubem explored me with his down to earth analysis. When I draw his attention to the fact that we journalist does not threaten or even force any person with arm for brown envelope, he replied "all profession have its way of getting what it desire for by using what is at hand". According to him, media personals use blackmail, by making sure that those who give brown envelopes are the only one who indirectly enjoys the media. Although Chidubem sounded like a clown, a hard look at the issue of check points would clearly reveal that it is simplistic to deprecate him. A view 7 years back will make the point more understandable In August 2010, there was an or...

CCTV IN HOTEL, A MUST DO By John Eunice(081)        The relevance of Closed-Circuit Television(CCTV) in a hotel can never be over emphasized.  What do you think? For me it is a must do.          With the advancement in technology CCTV has been used to cut crimes. The CCTV camera in hotels is a welcome development which will help in reducing the rate of atrocities in our environment. CCTV has help in so many  ways:uncover secret.some ill and illicit business done in the hotel room are being review through the fixing of CCTV.          Furthermore, for a hotel to retain it's prestige, it must prevent ill happening and must have clear evidence of the killings, Rapes,and kidnapping that are been done or planned in hotel.Criminals sees hotel as a safety place to plan and most times execute evil without the management knowledge .     ...

By John Eunice -081      Economic recession and the unfavourable business climate are taking their toll on the manufacturing sector, with 196 manufacturing companies in the last two years.       In 2016,the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) had lamented that as a result of foreign exchange restrictions and the ban on some imported raw materials, over 45 firms shut down operations while more than 220 Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) closed shop completely, erasing over two million jobs and inducing huge financial losses estimated at 62.184 billion.       Man said that the share of energy cost to total cost of production in the sector was estimated at 36 percent,one of the highest in the world.A survey by the association also claimed that member companies put their annual expenditure on alternative energy source at #129.95 billion last year,up from #58.82 billon in 2015.