Minister’s aide dies in auto crash

Minister’s aide dies in auto crash

Personal Assistant to Minister of Education, on Media and Special duties, Comrade Safiyanu Baba Ringim, died in a ghastly auto crash in Gamoji town along Dutse-Kano road.
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ITU report highlights power of ICT in tackling climate change

ITU report highlights power of ICT in tackling climate change

A new report launched recently by ITU and the Global e-Sustainability Initiative (GeSI) on how to use ICTs in tackling climate change has highlighted how Information and communication technologies (ICTs) are of fundamental importance in reducing greenhouse-gas (GHG) emissions, as well as in helping countries everywhere adapt to climate change and to deal with its sometimes catastrophic effects.

Telecoms: America’s FCC lauds Nigeria

Telecoms: America’s FCC lauds Nigeria

THE United State of America’s Federal Communications Commission, FCC, has commended the giant strides recorded in the Nigeria’s telecom industry, with credits to the Nigerian telecom regulator, NCC, for bringing Nigeria at par with several advanced nations of the world.

Ocean Boys will not drown, says Benjamin

Ocean Boys will not drown, says Benjamin

Struggling Ocean Boys climbed out of relegation waters last weekend with thier 2-0 win over Crown of Ogbomosho at the Samson Siasia Stadium in Yenogoa. midfielder.

Heartland ‘ll climb to the top spot – Osigwe

Heartland ‘ll climb to the top spot – Osigwe

Heartland coach, Emmanuel Osigwe said that the Owerri lads still have some steam left to climb to the top of the Premier League, despite their 1-0 loss to league leaders Dolphins of Port Harcourt last weekend.

Lagos in the throes of fear after bomb scare

Lagos in the throes of fear after bomb scare

It was an event Governor Babatunde Fashola of Lagos State was scheduled to hand over 250 taxi cabs to taxi operators in the state as part of on-going efforts to phase out rickety cabs in the state. But the event was to be temporarily disrupted by a bomb scare which created panic beyond the confines of the State Secretariat, Alausa.