Who  leads Nigeria to the World Cup?

Who leads Nigeria to the World Cup?

Nigerians are waiting with baited breath. The football fraternity can’t wait to know who the new national team coach is. The wise men who for the past two weeks have been preoccupied with the task of getting the best coach for Nigeria ahead of 2010 World Cup will announce the name of the new coach today in Abuja.
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World Bank rates Nigeria low in trade logistics index

World Bank rates Nigeria low in trade logistics index

Nigeria’s capacity to move and connect manufacturers with international markets around the world was still low, the World Bank has said.The bank disclosed this in its 2010 Logistics Performance Index (LPI) released in Abuja, recently.

AOS opens for business in Nigeria

AOS opens for business in Nigeria

Profiliant Development Resources Limited, a sales and business development consultancy, has finalised plans to hold this year’s edition of the Anatomy-of-Selling (AOS) programme.

NCRIB urges N/A not to repeal Workmen’s Compensation Act

NCRIB urges N/A not to repeal Workmen’s Compensation Act

Dr Teslim Sanusi, President, Nigerian Council of Registered Insurance Brokers (NCRIB), on Wednesday urged the National Assembly not to repeal the Workmen’s Compensation Act. Sanusi told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos that the move would further have a negative effect on industry. Sanusi said that s

Gunmen abduct Senator’s 73-yr-old mother

Gunmen abduct Senator’s 73-yr-old mother

Barely 24 hours after armed gunmen launched a vicious attack on the Amassoma branch of the United Bank For Africa, UBA, in the Southern Ijaw council area of Bayelsa State in which five persons, including two policemen and an eight months old baby lost their lives, an unknown gunmen struck yet again Wednesday at Opolo in the heart of Yenagoa, the state capital and abducted Mrs. Florentina Emmanuel, the 73-year-old mother of a National Assembly member, Senator Emmanuel Paulker, representing Bayelsa Central senatorial district.

Climatologist advises on weather condition

Climatologist advises on weather condition

A Climatologist, Prof. Temi Ologunorisa, on Wednesday, advised Nigerians to find ways to mitigate the effects of the prevailing heat conditions. The expert told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos that the excessive heat being experienced in most parts of the country was part of the effects of global warming.