Google launches navigable map of Nigeria

Google launches navigable map of Nigeria

Google, the search engine giant has searched out Nigeria. On the first day of it’s just concluded G-Nigeria event held inside the University of Lagos, Akoka main campus, it announced to ICT news journalists; both of the local and foreign media, the launch of it’s latest Google on-line map domain which features a very elaborate and almost detailed navigable map of the country.
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PHCN blames outage on poor generation

PHCN blames outage on poor generation

The Power Holding Company of Nigeria, PHCN, Dugbe District, Oyo State has explained the reasons behind the power outage being experienced by customers in some parts of the district.

Delta lauds Aniocha on agric

Delta lauds Aniocha on agric

The Delta State Government has commended the people of Aniocha North Local Government Area for making available hectares of land, along Asaba- Benin expressway for the youth’s empowerment through agriculture programme.

EFCC arraigns 17 over oil bunkering

EFCC arraigns 17 over oil bunkering

By  Ifeanyi Okolie ASABA—No fewer than 15 Nigerians and two Ghanaians were yesterday arraigned before a federal high court in Asaba, Delta state by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, over illegal oil bunkering. The 15 Nigerians docked for conspiracy and illegal oil bunkering include: Ebizugbe Kennedy, Kalu Emmanuel, Awagbe Peter, Alonte Kehinde, Moloko […]

2011: Anti-Saraki-Fowora posters flood Ilorin

2011: Anti-Saraki-Fowora posters flood Ilorin

By Demola Akinyemi Ilorin—The much-touted gubernatorial ambition of Senator Rukayat Gbemisola Saraki-Fowora in Kwara State in 2011 may have suffered a major setback as various sparkling colour posters emblazoned with inscriptions such as  ‘’No way for a woman Governor,  printed by ‘’Movement for Change,’ yesterday afternoon, littered the nooks and crannies of Ilorin, the state […]

No deal on NITEL yet, says China Unicom

No deal on NITEL yet, says China Unicom

By Adekunle Adekoya, with agency reports LAGOS—NITEL’s privatization took a new twist yesterday when China’s second biggest mobile operator, China Unicom, announced in a statement that one of its subsidiaries, China Unicom (Europe) Operations Ltd is interested in the ailing carrier, but as yet, there are no discussions on any “substantive and legally binding agreements.” […]