Coal City goes agog as Zain launches OgaLine
I have confidence in new cabinet, says Jonathan
End of the road for stolen goods receivers
Insurers rake premium from FG N2bn buses
3 killed in fresh Jos mayhem
IBM boosts C-River with CSR projects
Oracle named leader in identity, access management
Insurance future is bright if ….CIIN DG
Geoidtel restates commitment to quality service
gos commends NBC for social responsibility
Business, leisure activities pick up, as TINAPA comes alive
Linkserve salvages SMEs with blast broadband
Galaxy Backbone wins Beacon of ICT Award
Decentralise N-Delta Ministry – Ex-militant

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Ajegunle mayhem: Residents, Police in war of words
AJEGUNLE, the popularly acclaimed ‘Jungle City’ in Ajeromi Ifelodun Local Government Area of Lagos State has always been in the news for different reasons. It is presently in the news on account of a riot rocked the area when some youths took to the streets to protest alleged police brutality on some residents.
NAICOM, CIIN projects to attract 55, 000 employments
The on going projects of the National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) and the Chartered Insurance Institute of Nigeria (CIIN) are to endear 55,000 employments to the insurance industry.
Soyinka urges Nigerians to save Yar’Adua from Turai
Nobel laureate, Professor Wole Soyinka, has called for urgent measures by Nigerians to save ailing president Umaru Yar’Adua from some unscrupulous and selfish individuals, benefitting from his predicament. He noted that Yar’Adua’s predicament has revealed that he is a victim of spousal abuse.
Shareholders lament ignorance of roles by audit committee members
Shareholders have decried lack of basic accounting knowledge of some members of audit committee of companies and banks, saying criteria for people seeking position as audit committee member should be entrenched in the Companies and Allied Matters Act (CAMA).
Keep my flock! Ndukwe charges Acting EVC, as he leaves office
He stood for a long time looking beyond the audience. Quite a few watched if the tears were going to drop. But Engr Ernest Ndukwe is a very strong and resolute man. He had spent ten years less two days at the NCC and in a few hours he would have spent his final moments at the imposing NCC building in Abuja.

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