Price monitoring inside the nation’s IT market over the weekend have yet again given indications that the downward plunge witnessed in the last few weeks in prices of computers and laptops may not end soon as latest information from published price listings inside the market show that the price of mini laptops have yet again dropped further; from forty five thousand to forty thousand naira.

AT least four persons were killed in Asaba Tueday morning by tipper lorries, thereby sparking off protests by commercial motor cycle riders, popularly known as okadamen who lost two of their members in two separate ghastly accidents in the town by tipper lorries same day.

Oil jumped by over one dollar a barrel on Monday, as violent clashes in OPEC-member Libya heightened fears of social unrest spreading across the Middle East and North Africa and disrupting supplies in the major oil-producing region.

Stock market analysts have expressed divergent views on plans by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to reduce the number of stock broking firms.

Stock market analysts have expressed divergent views on plans by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to reduce the number of stock broking firms.

The National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) will commence enforcement of compulsory insurance in the country on March 1. Mr Fola Daniel, Commissioner for Insurance and Head of NAICOM, announced this weekend in Enugu at the flag off of compulsory insurance products.

Indeed, they are masters of the game. And the game is spreading rumour and mudslinging. This act of the opposition has lent credence to the belief by decent people that indeed “politics is a dirty game”.

Dolphin of Port Harcourt coach Stanley Eguma has described is fellow competitor at Bukola Babes , Festus Allen as the revelation of the Nigeria Premier League this season.

Twelve people were killed and several others injured in a fresh attack on Rwang Fang village in Mangu Local Government Area of Plateau in the early hours of Tuesday by unknown assailants.

EIGHT EX-militant ‘Generals’ in the Niger Delta have issued the Federal Government a two-week ultimatum within which to commence the monthly payment of their salaries and those of their boys, failing which they would blow up oil facilities across the region and further ensure that elections were not held in the region.

Lagos – Nigeria’s crude oil production has increased from one million barrels per day in 2008 to 2. 6 million barrel per day due to the improvement in post-amnesty programme.

power outage at the International Conference Centre, Abuja, cut short the proceedings of the opening ceremony by President Goodluck Jonathan, of Nigeria’s biggest industry annual exhibitions yesterday.

Determined to drive the on-going privatisation of the Power Holding Company of Nigeria, PHCN, to its logical conclusion, the Federal Government has set aside over N140 billion with which to settle the final entitlements of its workers at the end of the process.

GOVERNOR Olugbenga Daniel of Ogun State, yesterday, vowed that his faction’s governorship candidate, Mr. Gboyega Nasir Isiaka, would eventually take over from him after May 29, saying that he would fight for the control of the party tiressly until he eventually triumph in the legal battle.

Perturbed by the legal-cum-moral implication of weighty allegations that he fraudulently tampered with his age credential with a view to sit tight in office after the impending general elections, the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Aloysius Katsina-Alu, yesterday in Abuja, cried blue murder over the matter, insisting that he was being unnecessarily vilified.