Uduaghan regularises casual workers’ appointments at DBS
Garden City Games: Ekeji heaps plaudits on President Jonathan
Group accuses Shell of plot to sell oil wells
Structural Adjustment To Governance In Nigeria
Bribery scandal rocks Abia’s education system
I’m not against Orubebe’s appointment – Nwaoboshi
The Botched Coronation
1999 Constitution, not by the people – MNN
No going back on N25,000 minimum account balance-UBA
Blast kills 7 soldiers in Maiduguri
Oshiomhole gets breathing space in Edo House
SEC DG, Oteh wins award
Shareholders move for dissolution of NSE council
Cash policy harmful to MFBs’ operation

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Bayelsa moves to stop piracy, Boko Haram incursion
The security agencies in Bayelsa State have intensified efforts to prevent members of the Boko Haram sect from infiltrating the state as well as stem the tide of piracy in the predominantly riverine state.
Expert calls for reform of corporate governance codes
An economic analyst, Mr. Fabian Ajogwu, has called for reforms in the various codes of corporate governance in Nigeria, so as to address the problems of conflicts of interests posed by the relationship among owners, shareholders, managers and other key stakeholders in an organisation.
ETF pins success to staff commitment
THE Executive Secretary, Education Trust Fund, Professor Mahmood Yakubu has attributed the success recorded by the funds so far in the areas of provision of facilities and building of infrastructure across the nation’s institutions of learning to the commitment of the members of the staff to deliver on the mandate of the agency.
Bayelsa community assures Agip of security
WARRI – THE traditional ruler of Osifo community, Odion-Ologbo Joe Agbawe, and the council of elders in Sagbama Local Government Area of Bayelsa State, have assured Agip Nigeria Limited of a trouble-free working environment, even as it disowned those threatening the company. They added that the group of persons who threatened Agip operations do not […]
Public school student emerges national Maths champion
In what seemed a rare departure from what had been happening in recent past, the winner of the senior category in the 2011 Cowbell National Secondary Schools Mathematics Competition came from a public school.
AELEX wins Who’s Who legal award
Who’s Who Legal, an independent international publication which features foremost legal practitioners in multiple areas of business law from over 100 national jurisdictions, has named AELEX as Nigeria’s leading law firm.
MTNF renews sponsorship of MUSON Music Scholars
THE MTN Foundation funding of MUSON Music Scholars programme which started in 2006 received a boost recently as it announced the renewal of sponsorship for the next five years.
Parents, teachers urged to build synergy
The Chief Executive Officer/Managing Consultant, Standard Mandate International, Mr Nelson Ayodele has said that for students to reach their desired goals, there must be dynamics of synergy between the home and the school that will create a level play ground for the children to thrive in their academic pursuits.
SON sets up consumer desks in markets
The Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON) says it has set up consumer compliant desks in major markets across the country to check substandard products. Dr Joseph Odumodu, Director General of SON, disclosed this on Tuesday in Lagos that the desks would begin operations in the first week of August.
How Okorocha can succeed – Onyejekwe
BARRISTER Ignatius Onyejekwe was an All Progressive Grand Alliance, APGA senatorial aspirant in the Imo West Senatorial District, but eventually stepped down ahead of the primaries. In this interview with Vanguard, he calls on Governor Rochas Okorocha to form an all inclusive government and bares his mind on other sundry issues

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