By Tony Edike ENUGU—FOUR residential buildings were completely burnt down by some angry youths, who were protesting the alleged killing of a young man, Mr. Ogochukwu Ngwu by men of the Nigeria Police at Akwuke area of Enugu state on Saturday. The deceased Ngwu from Akwuke in Enugu South Local Government Area, met his untimely […]

Rivers State House of Assembly has cleared six commissioner nominees, four of whom were members of the state executive council that was dissolved by Governor Rotimi Amaechi recently.

The federal government has tasked contractors handling various housing and road projects across the country to speed up work so as to ensure timely completion and delivery of the projects.

Demand for foreign exchange at the official foreign exchange market fell sharply by 46 per cent in September following increased inflow of foreign exchange from autonomous sources.

Hi readers! If the first three ceremonies to mark the wedding of Shola’s son were great, the last one, which was the reception for the wedding proper, was simply fantastic.

Unilever Nigeria Plc resumes new campaign for knorr, advises consumers to take advantage of the nutricious content of the brand to enhance their families social, psychological and physical well being.

The Kirikiri Warriors, Vanguard Media’s football team, yesterday, beat the National Life Newspapers team 1-0 in a five-a-side match in the on-going Nigeria Union of Journalists, NUJ, Media Games organised by the Lagos State Council.

Yinka Kolawole Private real estate developers and other stakeholders in the housing development sector, under the aegis of Real Estate Developers Association of Nigeria (REDAN), have denounced the recent publications by the Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria (FMBN) of its purported list of bad debtors. After a recent meeting of the association, National President of […]

Mobile developers, device creators, industry leaders and mobile enthusiasts, will this month gather in the United Kingdom to discuss the future of mobile and the mobile industry at the Symbian Exchange and Exposition.

FOR the Ghanaian gov ernment, the landing of Globacom’s multi-million-dollar international submarine optic fibre cable in Accra, Ghana, last week Tuesday, has marked the beginning of a new dawn in the continent’s telecommunications industry.
The country believes that by the time it explores the opportunities inherent in the submarine cable, Ghana would no longer be a pushover in the African telecommunications business.