Somalia pirates are earning as much as 157 times their country’s national average wage, making piracy a highly lucrative business in the East African country, a new study has revealed.

Maryland Convent Primary School at the weekend carted away the star prize after a wonderful cultural display at the Shell Nigeria Exploration and Production Conpany organized 2011 Children’s Day celebration at Campos Mini stadium Lagos.

leading online resource domain for lawyers unveiled the version 5.0 of their software last week, during the NEC meeting of the Nigerian Bar Association, NBA, in Abuja.

GOVERNOR Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso made history on May 29 as the first civilian governor to reclaim power in Kano State after eight years out of office. Kwankwaso failed to win a second term in 2003, losing to Mallam Ibrahim Shekarau of the All Nigerian Peoples party (ANPP), who won re-election in 2007.

Ekiti State has disbursed the sum of N40 million micro-credit revolving loan to about 1,000 self employed individuals and groups across the state

Wrigley, a global leader in confections recently bagged an endorsement for Orbit Sugarfree Chewing Gum by the Nigerian Dental Association. This was disclosed during their stakeholders meeting held in Abuja with the theme “Changing The Image Of Dentistry”.

Recalcitrant trucks operators, who find the Tin-Can Island Port Complex (TCIPC) a safe haven, will soon face stiff disciplinary measures as the port management is set to sanction them.

All Progressives Grand Alliance, APGA, Abia State, has been commen-ded for withdrawing its election petition against Governor Theodore Orji.

A child friendly organisastion, AFRIBABY Initiative has condemned the killing of an albino baby in Mbalagh Village, Benue State calling on government at all levels to urgently activate their information dissemination machineries

NIGERIAN may have moved closer to the realization of the ideals of the Local Content policy with the commencement of partnership between an indigenous Oil and Gas logistics provider, LADOL and Korean-based Samsung company, in the establishment of an integration facility in the country.

Covenant University will be playing host to all Vice-Chancellors of Nigerian Universities and other stakeholders in the nation’s Higher Education system at this year’s edition of the Association of Vice-Chancellors of Nigerian

Japanese vehicles being shipped to Kenya will be subjected to radiation checks amid increasing complaints by users of health complications since the March earthquake that affected some nuclear power stations.

In an era when agitations for boundary disputes and clamour for autonomous communities and local governments approvals have become engaging demands by peoples of different ethnic formations, attempts to chronicle reliable historical documents to aid authourities responsible for the creation of such institutions become more and more necessary.

Procter & Gamble, leading consumer products manufacturer, has concluded, on its one-month long initiative of charity driven sales in which consumers of Pampers, Ariel and Always were given opportunity to help educate orphans in fifteen orphanages across Lagos just by purchasing any of these products.

Universities and Colleges of Education have been engaged in a hidden war of attrition that is obstructing efforts to liberalise, expand institutional award of degrees and harmonise access to quality tertiary education