Naira depreciates as forex demand rises
London riots and ICT-enhanced security
Operator task government to include insurance sector in planning
Neimeth gets new CEO, as Ohuabunwa retires
Glo, NCDF to give 50,000 public phones in rural areas
Samsung out with smart TV with Web 2.0
Day of rage in Nekede as students unleash terror, destruction
Airtel, Nokia woo customers with exclusive bundle package
Corps members warn students against exam malpractice
US to assist Ekiti in cancer research
Nigerian refs set for exam
Two killed as robbers, police exchange gunfire in Bauchi
We ‘ll end rice import before 2015 – Jonathan
Ajimobi woos investors
Church inaugurates computer labs in govt schools

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Policeman shoots taxi driver to death
A Mobile policeman allegedly shot dead, a taxi driver, Tuesday, at a popular nite club in Opebi area of Lagos State.
Soaring with wings like an eagle
WHEN Ogun State governor, Senator Ibikunle Amosun was given the microphone at the wee hours of last Saturday to address a mammoth crowd of people at the Redeemed Christian Church of God’s Redemption Camp, along Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, he carefully chose his words as he eulogised the person of the General Overseer, Pastor Enoch Adejare Adeboye, describing him as a game of soccer which is the only thing that unites all Nigerians.
Emeka Enechi Memorial Lecture holds August 31
A memorial lecture to mark one year of the death of Emeka Enechi, a former Chairman of Lagos State Sports Writers Association (SWAN) will hold on August 31 at the Secretariat of SWAN inside the National Stadium in Lagos.
Doctors, children flee hospital in Mogadishu fighting
Mogadishu: Islamist al Shabaab rebels fought Somali government troops and AU peacekeepers in northern Mogadishu on Tuesday, prompting doctors and children to flee a hospital being hit by stray bullets, an official said.
Chelsea pledge support for Mikel
English Premier League club, Chelsea have declared its support for one of their own, Nigeria’s John Obi Mikel, whose father was abducted in Jos, Friday last week.
West Brom places £8m price tag on Odemwingie
West Brom are prepared to sell Peter Odemwingie for £8 million, according to the Daily Mail.
Mikel’s father: Security agencies comb Jos
Security agencies have combed Jos in a security net as the search for Michael Obi, the abducted father of football star John Mikel Obi gathers pace.
The single term proposal
The proposal by President Goodluck Jonathan for a single six-year tenure for presidents and governors,and an extension of tenure for National Assembly members,has been generating a lot of controversy in the polity.
3 Nigerians jailed in Dutch “voodoo” prostitution case
A Dutch court on Tuesday sentenced a Nigerian-born man accused of leading an international prostitution ring which used voodoo to threaten victims to seven years in jail.
Arsenal’s Eboue moves to Galatasaray
Arsenal have agreed a transfer deal which will see Emmanuel Eboue join Turkish giants Galatasaray, it was confirmed Tuesday.
S.African minister’s wife jailed for drug trafficking
Sheryl Cwele, the wife of South Africa’s intelligence minister, was fired Tuesday from her senior municipal job after being sentenced to 12 years in jail for drug trafficking.
No tears for Flying Eagles – Erico
For the uninitiated, there was very little to chose between the Flying Eagles of Nigeria and their French counterparts Sunday night when they clashed in the quarterfinal of the 2011 FIFA U-20 World Cup in Colombia.
Bare-breast protest at Ukraine trial
The Ukrainian women’s group, Femen, took its distinctive brand of protest to the trial of ex-prime minister Yulia Tymoshenko on Tuesday when two activists climbed atop a police wagon outside the court and bared their breasts.
Teachers blame failure in mathematics on lack of concentration
Secondary school mathematics teachers have attributed the failure in the subject among students to the lack of concentration and laziness.
Islamic banking licenced in Southwest in 1963 – Don
An Islamic Scholar and University of Ilorin Lecturer, Dr Ibraheem Abikan, has disclosed that Islamic banking was first licenced in the South-West zone in 1963.

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