

Cassava bread: No health hazards – FG
Bloody democracy
Rep accuses some ministers of profligacy
Guinness re-furbishes eye Centre in Onitsha
Security expert warns of New Year day bomb attacks
Broadband Revolution: How MainOne challenges innovative youths
Lagos cautions car dealers, motorists on use of walkways
Senior civil servants task FG on budget implementation
FHAN to pursue inter-finance houses trading
Kogi robbery blitz: Is State Police the answer?
Orji frowns at multiple taxation
LASWA cautions waterways users
Omolubi blames Boko Haram scourge on FG’s amnesty for militants
Children’s health gets boost as UCH receives National Paediatric Center
Banks to save N192bn with cash-lite banking in 2012
GNI institutes measures for claims settlement
Fuel subsidy removal suicidal – Owie
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SubscribeA debate and two deaths
FOR the very first time since his political career assumed national dimension, Goodluck Jonathan is showing he could be a determined person if the need arose. For quite a long while, the President has shown himself as someone ready to capitulate before any determined opposition.
Day actors, rights activists stormed Agbor with message of freedom
Agbor in Delta State came alive recently when the human rights community stormed the town to educate the people on their fundamental and inalienable rights. Led by Nollywood star, Ramsounoa and Executive Director, Social and Economic Rights Action Center, SERAC, Mr. Felix Muoka, the rally was part of activities to commemorate the International Human Rights Day which is celebrated every December , 10.
Ekiti teachers, students to get laptops
Ekiti State Government is to equip both teachers and students with laptops, even as the state has received textbooks worth N40 million from a US-based Non Governmental Organisation.
Over dependency on foreign ICT products, services worrisome, NCS
Despite the vast number of certified professionals in aspect of Information Technology services in the country, the President of the Nigerian Computer Society, (NCS), Mr. Demola Aladekomo has said that Nigeria is still largely a consumer nation in the IT world.
Ebonyi speaker urges reconciliation among members
SPEAKER, Ebonyi State House of Assembly, Hon. Chukwuma Nwazunkwu, yesterday, called on members and staff of the House and citizens of the state to put behind them the recent disagreement that led to removal of the former Speaker, Mr. Ikechukwu Nwankwo, so that the state could move forward.
‘MOPOL’ bags 6-yr jail term
An Ejigbo Magistrate Court, Lagos, has sentenced a 30-year-old dismissed Police Corporal, Michael Abutu, to six years imprisonment without an option of fine, for extorting money from members of the public.
Retool national workforce with ICT skills and knowledge – ISPON
At the end of the just concluded Institute of Software Practitioners of Nigeria, (ISPON) national software conference and competition held in Tinapa, Calabar, Cross River State, participants rose up from the conference saying among other things that there was need to retool the national workforce with ICT with particular reference to civil service operations by making all workers ICT literate and skilled.
Union faults Power Ministry on employment
NATIONAL Union of Electricity Employees, NUEE, has accused the Power Ministry and management of Power Holding Company of Nigeria, PHCN, of clandestinely employing cronies as staff of PHCN, while over 10 casual workers of the company, who have been in PHCN for over 10 years, have not been engaged.
Keshi not impressed, as Eagles beat Abuja selected 1-0
Home-based Super Eagles continued their build-up for the Nations Cup qualifier against Rwanda , in February, with an impressive display against an Abuja selected side.
Sugar: The good, the bad and the ugly (1)
Sugar comes under the family of carbohydrates in our food and Carbohydrates are the main source of energy in the body. However, all the carbohydrates can’t be absorbed by our body as such.
APC harps on data centre efficiencies for improved energy
The Director for the Central and North East African region of APC by Schneider Electric, Jonathan Duncan has said that data centre is critical for improved energy efficiency.
Boko Haram Attacks: Adeboye, Oritsejafor, Oyedepo spit fire
Christian leaders led by the National President of the Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor, yesterday reviewed Christmas day bomb attacks by Boko Haram sect that killed more than 40 worshippers as they trooped out of St. Theresa’s Catholic Church in Madalla, near Abuja and declared that enough is enough, vowing that Christians would henceforth fight to defend themselves.
Urhobo group goes to ICJ over 1914 amalgamation
URHOBO Nationalists Movement, UNM, in Delta State, has challenged the 1914 amalgamation of the various ethnic nationalities in Nigeria at the International Court of Justice in the Hague, The Netherlands.
Dangote donates N75m to Ogun security fund
President of the pan African conglomerate, the Dangote Group, Alhaji Aliko Dangote, has called for cooperation of the citizenry with the security agencies to stem the rising spate of insecurity in the land.
Amaju counsels NPL on 2012 season
The Chairman, Delta State Sports Council, Amaju Pinnick, has advised the Nigeria Football Association (NFA) to organise the 2012 league calendar to suit the clubs.
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