New Oceanic MD, Aboh assures customers of safety of deposits
Technology will aid current global challenges — Accenture
S-South women hail judiciary over Aregbesola
Infuse repairing process into re- branding project — AAAN AGM
Labour to intervene in Bristow, workers’ crisis
New energy drink enters market
AC cautions ICPC over Lagos councils
Marketing Communications A-List book hits market
TCF commissions centre
FG to sell Nitel in pieces
EMR: Experts give clean bill to mobile phones, base stations
Nigerian Regulator begins campaign for Fibre without Borders
Undergraduate wins N1m in MTN Promo
Stockbrokers offer unflinching support to Dangote’s presidency

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Governor Ohakim urges banks to relax agric loan
GOVERNOR Ikedi Ohakim of Imo has called on commercial banks to relax their agricultural loan conditions to enable more farmers benefit from the federal government’s N200 billion Agricultural Intervention Fund. Ohakim, who made the call in Owerri on Saturday at a forum organised for farmers in the state, said unless the conditions were relaxed, most small-scale farmers would not access the fund.
Smuggling, power failure threat to textile industry revival, Labour warns
ORGANISED Labour in the nation’s textile industry, has warned that despite government efforts at raising the textile industry revival fund from N70 billion to N100 billion or even N500 billion, there cannot be real industrial revival if the issues of power and smuggling are not urgently addressed..
Niger-Delta: Amnesty is palliative not solution to crisis – Sen. Ndoma Egba, SAN
Senator Ndoma Egba(SAN), Deputy Senate Leader, is one person that does not hide his feelings when it comes to national issues and those that concern the National Assembly.
TBS’s journey to City Centre
IT is one thing to concession out a property, and it is another thing to develop and put to good used the concessioned property. It is on the recognition of this fact that one appreciates efforts of the management of BHS International, the successful bidder at the concession auctioning of Tafawa Balewa Square three years ago.
EDOFEST 2009: Akhere fine-tunes programme for cultural fiesta
THE Edo State Festival of Arts and Culture, EDOFEST 2009, billed for November is gradually coming on stream with the inauguration of the local organizing committee by the state commissioner for arts, culture and tourism, Barrister Vincent Akhere recently.
If ASUU Were Militants
ONE of the few good things about our governments is that they do not leave us guessing about their real agenda for too long. Nobody can fail to praise the present administration for its relentless push for peace in the Niger Delta. It is becoming clearer that nothing is more important to President Umaru Musa […]
Road accident claims lecturer, 14 others
A lecturer with the Auchi Polytechnic and 14 others, lost their lives on Saturday when an 18-sitter bus they were traveling in had a head-on collision with a trailer.
Ebonyi Govt bans operation of motorcyclists on dual carriageways
The Ebonyi Government has banned the operation on commercial motorcyclists on dualised roads in the Abakaliki metropolis.
Legislator cautions Niger Delta indigenes against criminals
The Chairman, House Committee on Defence, Mr Wole Oke, has advised Niger Delta indigenes to ensure that criminals do not hijack their genuine demand for development.
2009 rainfall prediction was 70 per cent correct – NIMET
The Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NIMET) has said that the evaluation of the 2009 rainfall pattern showed that predicted dates tallied with actual dates in more than 70 per cent of cases.

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