15 dead in Xmas Day church bombing in Niger
A suspected bomb blast near a Catholic church today in Madalla, Suleja, Niger state on Christmas morning killed at least 15 people, a rescue source said, as workers rushed to provide ambulances for the dead and wounded.
Amosun, Amaechi, Soyinka, others trapped in Lagos-Ibadan traffic jam
Governors Ibikunle Amosun, Chibuike Amaechi of Ogun and Rivers, as well as Prof. Wole Soyinka were among those trapped in a traffic gridlock for more than five hours on Lagos-Ibadan Expressway on Saturday, the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports.
The economy: What prospects for 2012?
As 2011 economic year comes to an end, analysts and economists are already looking at the growth rate in the country. A holistic view of various sectors revealed that Nigeria ’s economy is growing at eight per cent.
CAF Awards: NFF congratulates Okocha, Nkwocha
The Nigeria Football Federation, NFF has congratulated former Nigeria captain Austin Jay Jay Okocha and Perpetua Nkwocha for being honoured by the Confederation of African Football at the CAF/Glo African Football Awards in Accra, Ghana on Thursday.
The biggest challenge to Entertainment in Nigeria is Piracy -Ugbe
John Ugbe, new and first Managing Director of Multichoice Nigeria, last week at the company’s corporate headquarter in Lagos, met with a number of journalists where he spoke about his programmes envisioned to help sustain Multichoice as a leader in the television market place. McPhilips Nwachukwu & Emeka Aginam was there. Excerpt :
Consumer satisfaction ranks highest in our priorities – NCC
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has reaffirmed its commitment to ensure efficient service delivery in the country’s telecom sector as well as safeguarding Telecoms Consumers and sundry stakeholders from unfair practices.
