ERSTWHILE Coach ofthe Super Eagles, Amodu Shuaibu has finally come out from his hibernation to advise Samson Siasia to trade softly with his extreme disciplinary measures against Super Eagles players.

Federal Government would have lost 27 per cent of public sector funds to the crisis in the banking sector if Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, had not intervened, President Goodluck Jonathan has said.

The Nigerian Association of Industrial Pharmacists (NAIP), last week staged a walk on the streets of Lagos to create awareness on a killer disease, malaria as part of its decisive move to reduce malaria attack to the bearest minimum .

The Rivers State government is to open a Football College of Excellence by the turn of the year, with the assistance of former NFA chairman Anthony Kojo-Williams.

Pop icon Michael Jackson caused his own death by taking drugs while his doctor was out of the room, medic Conrad Murray’s defense lawyer said Tuesday.

SENATE President David Mark has ,Tuesday, called for the prosecution of people who were responsible for the mismanagement of the Nigerian Telecommunications Limited, NITEL

Search giant Google has Tuesday, launched a new website that allows business owners in the country to register their businesses online.

An apparently heavily-drugged Michael Jackson was heard Tuesday talking in a slurred voice to his doctor Conrad Murray, in a recording played at the start of the doctor’s manslaughter trial.

Residents of Ikorodu, Lagos State, on Tuesday called on the state government to stop the Oro festival in the area.

The Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC) on Tuesday decried the high rate at which military and para-military officers violated traffic regulations in Lagos.

Former president Olusegun Obasanjo has called on African leaders to accelerate regional integration to boost economic and social development in the continent.

Due to irreconcilable differences, a 32-year-old woman, Mrs Linda Omotunde, has asked a Grade B Customary Court, Igando, Lagos, to dissolve her marriage of five years to Olawale Omotunde.

The international community must put pressure on African countries backing Muammar Gaddafi to ensure he and his family do not sabotage the country’s fight for freedom, a Libyan diplomat said.

Edo governor, Adams Oshiomhole said on Tuesday in Benin that job creation and food security constituted the barometer for measuring economic growth.

Director General, Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON), Dr. Joseph Odumodu, said Nigeria loses about N180 billion annually on substandard electrical bulbs imported into the country by some unscrupulous Nigerians and their foreign allies.