FG orders toxic waste vessel back to Netherlands
Lagos megacity: Expert calls for $250m intervention fund
Lagos CJ tasks judges on children’s rights
EFCC re-arraigns Adigwe, 6 others
Sacked workers beg FG over pension arrears
Police dismiss officer for torturing suspect to death
Ekiti: Alake meets ward co-ordinators
Government borrowing threatens global financial system,IMF
Nigerian Maritime industry lack professionals, Chris Ebare
34,000 women die in abortion annually
Ondo immortalises Gani, inaugurates diagnostic centre
ECOWAS urged to establish regional shipping lines
Bayelsa PS, driver killed in auto crash
2011: Okowa heads Uduaghan’s campaign
Demand for police protection rises in Delta
Community appeals to Delta govt over face-off with Agip

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PTDF begins training of 2,500 youths
The Petroleum Technology Development Fund, PTDF, has flagged off its training programme for youths in pipe welding.
Sen Ndoma-Egba gets 2nd term endorsement
IKOM Chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in Cross River State, has adopted the Deputy Senate Leader, Chief Victor Ndoma-Egba (SAN), as its sole candidate for the state’s Central Senatorial District for 2011 elections.
FG empowers youths with N15m, equipment
On Thursday last week, 30 out-of-school youths from the South-South geo-political zone smiled home with tools and equipment worth N1.5m after they successfully completed the training on the acquisition of trade and entrepreneurship skills.
FCT Customs Command collects N1bilion in first quarter
THE Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Command of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has collected over N1billion for the first quarter a total of the year 2010 as against N297million collected for same of 2009.
Service Providers partners Customs for effective leadership
The three Scanning Service Providers at the nation’s border stations and sea ports – Cotecna Destination Inspection Nigeria Ltd., SGS and Global Scansystems Limited have jointly organized a 2-day training on leadership development for senior management staff of Nigeria Customs Service. This is in line with the drive to attaining global best practice in Nigeria ports and maritime industry.
Envoy to link Unilag with Russian varsities
The Russian Ambas-sador to Nigeria, Mr Alexander .O. Polyakov has expressed his desire to link the University of Lagos with higher Institutions in the Russian Federation, in the area of educational cooperatio.
Stakeholders task new education minister
The recent appointment of Professor Ruqayyatu Ahmed Rufai as Minister of Education has attracted mixed feelings from stakeholders in the sector. While some stakeholders are busy outlining the key areas in the sector where the Minister of Education should focus her attention on for ratification, others are querying the rationale behind her selection insisting that there are more qualified hands to take charge as Minister of Education.
74 students sit final stage exam for Cowbell Maths prizes
Seventy-four best students in both Junior and Senior categories from each state of the federation and Federal Capital Territory sat for the second and final stage examination of the Cowbell National Secondary Schools Mathematics Competition (NASSMAC) held last Saturday April 17, 2010 at the Lagos Airport Hotel.
Expert faults CBN on abolition of universal banking
A financial expert, Mr. John Osuoha has kicked against plans by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to abolish universal banking.
Shareholders approve Zenith Bank’s N11.3bn dividend
Shareholders of Zenith Bank Plc, Tuesday, at the bank’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) approved payment of a dividend payout of 45 kobo per share amounting to N11.3 billion and a bonus of one ordinary share for every four ordinary shares.
Fiscal Responsibility Commission recovers N21b, Commissioner
The Fiscal Responsibility Commission (FRC) recovered more than N21 billion as “operating so plus†from 18 corporate organisations in 2009. The Commissioner for Strategic Communications, Mr Adewunmi Abitoye, made the announcement on Tuesday in Kaduna shortly after officials of the commission paid a courtesy visit to Gov. Namadi Sambo.
Lagos foodstuff traders call off strike
The Amalgamated Foodstuffs and Cattle Dealers Association of Nigeria said on Tuesday in Lagos that it has suspended its proposed strike scheduled for April 21.
The web how you want it
Country Manager, Microsoft Anglophone West Africa The Web is a very different place compared to its humble beginnings in 1989. Over the last 20 years, the Internet has become accessible on everything from a computer to a wristwatch and the amount of information, entertainment and multimedia available online has taken on staggering proportions.
African agriculture suffers erratic climate
From Africa’s cocoa plantations to its growing semi-deserts and wilting maize fields, erratic weather linked to climate change may be ruining subsistence crops and export commodities alike REUTERS has reported.
Chamber seeks Poland’s support in power sector devt
PRESIDENT of the Poland-Nigeria Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Chief Julius Ogunyemi, has urged the Federal Government to consider Poland’s initiative of revamping the nation’s power and steel sectors.

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