DIRECTOR general of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA, Temisan Omatseye, has warned that Nigeria might compromise her economic security if the shipment of petroleum products into the country is left in the hands of foreign interests. And to check the trend, he suggests that the country has no choice than to safeguard its economic interest by supporting the implementation of the Cabotage Act.

The Zenith Bank sponsored Female Basketball League comes to a close today with Deep Water Basketball Club attempting to give runner away champions, First Bank a run for their money.

By Demola Akinyemi Ilorin – NIGERIA’S recent election as a non-permanent member of the United Nations Security Council can be used to secure a permanent seat, a political scientist at the University of Ilorin, Professor Hasan Salihu has said. The two-term dean, Faculty of Business and Social Sciences at the University said in Ilorin, that […]

Malaysia gained independence in 1957 and with a population of seven million, which is about one sixth of Nigeria’s, both countries have a lot in common.

ALMOST two and a half years into the Yar’Adua administration, Nigerians are apt to want to view the scorecard, which would form the fulcrum of the mood of the disciples of the administration who would pitch political tents in the 2011 presidential poll according to their understanding of the president’s style.