Microsoft shops for Nigerian ICT talents
Strategic Energy Limited boss backs calls for deregulation
Stanbic IBTC opens branch in Sagamu
Should my friends be loyal to my ex-wife?
Longe, go and sin no more
Onaolapo extols media role in insurance development
Emotions as Ndukwe bows out of NCC
IGI wins City People Award
2010 Appropriation Bill Review
South Africa hosts SATCOM 2010
Worry over digital colonization
Local expertise on parade at NITEX 2010
Multi-Links Telkom out with customer self-care portal
Another Green Horn for sports
Bio visits NSC, promises open door policy
MRI test for Nigeria Youth Olympic team

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Odiah shines but sees red
Chinedu Odiah got the marching orders as his club CSKA of Moscow went down to Inter Milan in Tuesday’s Champions League second leg quarter-final. Ordia who was having a good match was red- carded after he made a hard tackle at Inter’s Samuel Eto’o in the 49th minute. He had earlier on been warned by […]
2010: Onuoha wants to play for Nigeria but…
England youth international and Manchester City defender, Nedum Onuoha said that he needs to play more for his club in their remaining six games to stand a chance of playing for Nigeria at the 2010 World Cup.
Flying Eagles jet out to SA without Okoro, Emmanuel
By Ben Efe Nigeria’s Under-20 team, the Flying Eagles left for South Africa yesterday to participate at a Cape Town invitational tournament, without Stanley Okoro and Sani Emmanuel. Flying Eagles coach, John Obuh disclosed that the duo who impressed at the FIFA Under-17 World Cup had gone to Europe for trials and would not be […]
Heartland ready for SuperSport
The second leg first round match of the CAF Champions League between Heartland of Owerri and Tiko United of Cameroun was nothing short of war. The visitors were in Owerri to shame the home team as they began the match at the Dan Anyiam stadium with all the seriousness the encounter demanded.
UBTH’s Chief Medical Director abducted
Chief Medical Director of the University of Benin Teaching Hospital, UBTH, Professor Michael Ibadin, was yesterday abducted as suspected kidnappers when he drove out of his residence behind the S&T Barracks, Ugbowo, to his office, and the abductors are asking for a N150 million ransom to effect his release.

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