WOULD CONSENSUS WORK? Consensus not a threat, says Gemade
Chief Barnabas Gemade, former national chairman of PDP, in this encounter talks about the North and the search for a consensus presidential aspirant that would defeat the incumbent President Jonathan in the PDP primaries.
Gunmen blow up oil pipelines in Bayelsa
After a lull in attack on oil facilities in the backwaters of the Niger Delta, unknown armed gunmen Friday blew up two pipelines belonging to the Italian oil giant, Nigerian Agip Oil Company in Bayelsa State about 4,000 barrels per day of production to be shut in.
Angst over delay of SIM reg by Reps
Attempts by some Members of the House of Representatives to stall the ratification of the budget of the Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, with the inclusion of the budget proposals for SIM Card registration, has drawn the ire of industry chieftains who said the issues border on the security of the nation and should be treated with utmost dispatch.
FIFA finally lifts ban on Nigeria
Nigeria finally came off the hammer of world’s football governing body yesterday, FIFA when its Executive Committee without Dr. Amos Adamu lifted the suspension clamped on the Nigeria Football Federation, NFF on October 4, 2010.
WAEC Nigeria deploys 28 Cyberoam units to boost network
The West African Examinations Council( WAEC) has deployed 28 Cyberoam units across wide geographical spread to boost its online services, aimed at helping thousands of private candidates in the country register for the examination.
Bharti Airtel unfolds new partnership strategy to boost service across Africa
Leading global telecommunications company, Bharti Airtel yesterday announced a new strategic partnership with IBM, Tech Mahindra and Spanco to drive world class customer service across 16 African countries where it operates.
