Telecom operators, service providers set to clash over revenue formula
The Nigerian labour market may soon get massively bloated, if the Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, does not quickly wade into the looming battle about to break out between the telecom operators in the country and their counterparts who provide value added services.
Delta builds N64.6m arts, crafts training centre
Delta government says it has completed the construction of an arts and crafts training centre in the state at a sum of N64.6 million.
Fans give champion Chelsea hero’s welcome
Tens of thousands of Chelsea fans gave their team a hero’s welcome on Sunday as they made an open-top bus parade through their west London home after their Champions League win over Bayern Munich.
Don’t lose faith because of bombings, Clergy tells Nigerians
President Goodluck Jonathan and the entire country have been admonished not to entertain fear in spite of violent attacks by the deadly Islamic sect in some parts of the country, assuring that, God will not abdicate His throne for devil to thrive.
Borno Govt. releases N100m for purchase of surplus onions
The Borno State Government said on Saturday that it had released N100 million for the purchase of surplus onions produced by farmers in the state
JTF destroys Boko Haram hideout in Jos
A hideout used by members of the Boko Haram sect was on Saturday destroyed by a combined team of the military and other security agencies in Rikkos area of Jos.
Darkness envelops Makurdi as windstorm destroys PHCN facilities
No fewer than 30 electricity poles were destroyed by windstorm in Makurdi on Friday night.
‘Baby clutching Quran’ born in Lagos church
Like the common saying “all things work together for our good,” so it was for 32-year-old single mother, Mrs. Kikelomo Ilori, who after making several attempts to abort a pregnancy, ended up giving birth to a boy in a Cherubim & Seraphim Church, clinching a Holy Quran in his right hand.
Apapa-Oshodi Expressway gridlock: Lagos issues ‘final 48 hours ultimatum’
Lagos State Government,yesterday, issued what it termed, “final 48 hours ultimatum” to stakeholders in the oil and transportation sector along Apapa – Oshodi Expressway to remove all abandoned, stationary, disused containers, carriers, tankers and other vehicles littering the road or face severe sanctions.
Jega, INEC boss, escapes mob attack in Jigawa
Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Professor Attahiru Mohammed Jega, reportedly escaped death, yesterday, when some youths attacked him at the palace of the Emir of Kazaure, Alhaji Najib Hussaini Adamu, in Jigawa State.
