New directives to banks on ATM soon, Sanusi
How I sold 2 kids for N90,000, by suspect
Staff audit not to sack workers, says NRC boss
Oando’s investment in IPP to boost profitability
Olive MFB restates commitment to grassroots empowerment
NAFDAC arrests five for alleged forgery
Afribank to offer services at Enugu Int’l Fair
Oil stocks slip as NSE market value rises by N57bn
Stanbic IBTC Bank commences full operations in Ado-Ekiti
NDIC commits N464m to education assisted projects
NAICOM boss, CEOs to grace 2010 Miss Insurance night
He shouldn’t be having sex at his age
Nigeria, Ghana govts seek better image for insurance
STI adopts manpower development for operational efficiency
Eagles’ coach: EFCC investigates bribery allegation
Obuh invites 21 to Flying Eagles’ camp

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Another death hits Nigerian football
Barely 24 hours after Endurance Idahor and Alili Galadima were buried in Benin and Kano respectively, Zamfara United player Kayode Irekperu died on Sunday night in Gusau.
CHAN: We still have a chance, Ogunjobi
Nigeria Football Federation technical committee chairman, Taiwo Ogunjobi, said that it was not over for the home-based Eagles in CAF Championships of African Nations CHAN.
Anambra elders warn Soludo over attack on Akunyili
THE leadership tussle in Anambra State’ Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, appears to have taken a clannish dimension, as leaders of thought in Agulu community, the home town of Professor Dora Akunyili, Minister of Information and Communications, have warned the gubernatorial candidate of PDP in the February 6 governorship election in the state, Professor Chukwuma Soludo to leave their daughter alone or be prepared for a showdown.
Why do you favour premarital sex?
I am a faithful reader of your column because of the sound advice you often give. On a few occasions, however, it seems you believe a girl having three or more lovers before wedlock is taken as the norm. Don’t you think this is very wrong? With such easy pickings, men must be having the time of their lives-except when they catch a disease along the way.
NPL board dissolved, Obaseki may face probe
Oyuiki Obaseki’s tenure as chairman of the Nigeria Premier League expired on Monday night, and following the official dissolution of his executive committee, NPL sources say a far-reaching probe of his tenure will be carried out in the coming days.
Defiant Rangers’ CEO vows to win titles this season
Despite losing 2-0 to Niger Tornadoes last weekend, the chief executive officer of Rangers International Football Club of Enugu, Ozor Paul Chibuzor, has said the loss cannot truncate their desire to win a continental ticket this season.
Nigeria is a challenging market, says Peter Lee, Samsung boss
Recently, leading manufacturer of electronics and home appliances, Samsung held the draw of its Win-A-Milli Promo for its customers at Planet 1, Lagos where three millionaires emerged. The Managing Director of the company, Peter Lee shortly after the event spoke to journalist on the benefits of the promo to Nigerians, reason for the promo, challenges in the telecom market among other issues, Emmanuel Elebeke was there. Excerpts:
Computer Village: Street hawkers still threaten free movement despite ban
Again, activities of street hawkings in the streets Nigerian Silicon Valley, the Nigerian Computer Village Ikeja are still disrupting free movement of goods and persons despite ban by the Lagos State Ministry of Environment, Vanguard CyberLIFE findings can now reveal.
CeBIT 2010: German police to use open source Navit navigation
At the just concluded 2010 edition of Cebit trade exhibition held in Hannover, Germany, the German district of Brandenburg was trialling the open source Navit car navigation system for its Police System
New dawn for telecom businesses as telepresence berths
Except for some few innovations in recent times, technology has always sounded hoarse and scary to almost all Nigerians who ten years ago were actually out of the world ICT order. But the debut of Global System for Mobile Communications, GSM, in 2001, however tried to demystify the tech-scare, bracing all odds to make even the rural women users of technologies that were hitherto considered exclusive rights of the elite class.

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