Airtel decries multiple taxation, regulation
CAN threatens to shut down unregistered churches in S-East
ONDO GUBER: How Ajasin endorsed me – Akinsheyinwa
S-H-O-O-T – O-U-T
Jonathan’s watch
Witness disowns signature…insists it was forged
Olufuye heads newly formed African ICT Alliance
It’s the same sex option for Obama
NIA calls for perception change on insurance
Ekeh advocates ICT ministry in Imo
Drugs: Ogun cautions community pharmacies

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Learning Curve also arrives with digital classroom
In what appears another endorsement of Nigeria as the West African hub for intellectual information and communication technology, Learning Curve, has introduced the celebrated and highly commended digital teaching aid, Door to the Digital classroom which has recorded tremendous success in countries like South Africa, Botswana, Senegal and Zambia, among other southern African countries.
Telcos and quality of service issues
FOR the nation’s telecommunications companies, it’s the rainy season and a double one at that. Generally in this part of the world, the rainy season is underway, and for the next few months, torrential downpours will become normal experience. That is something we cannot do anything about, since the regulator is Mother Nature whose whims and caprices are above that of mere mortals.
Prestige Assurance records 47% decline in PAT
Prestige Assurance Plc has posted a profit after tax of N255.990 million for the financial year ended December 31, 2011 according to the company’s audited result released by the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE, last week.
Time to get help for your angry personality
If you are angry, hostile, or have violent behaviour, it is important to find help. Anger signals your body to prepare for a fight. This reaction is commonly classified as “fight or flight.”
‘Boko Haram’: Police in Rivers call for vigilance
Port Harcourt – Rivers State Police Commissioner, Mr. Mohammed Indabawa, has enjoined people of the state to be vigilant and report any suspicious movement to security operatives.
Don’t use strike as instrument of bargaining – OLADOSU
CHairman of the Lagos State branch of the Association of General and Private Medical Practitioners of Nigeria, AGPMPN, Dr. Olayinka Oladosu has appealed to the Lagos State Government and the Medical Guild to re-evaluate their present position on the impasse within the health sector in the interest of the good people of Lagos State.
Suspected homosexual in court for assaulting 11-yr-old boy
An Apapa Chief Magistrate Court in Lagos has granted bail to a 35-year old man, Prosper Oguchi, who was arraigned for allegedly forcefully having unnatural sexual assault on 11-year-old boy through his anus. Chief Magistrate Amos Adeyemi granted the accused bail in the sum of N100, 000 with one surety in like sum, directing that the surety should show evidence of tax payment to the Lagos State Government.
Okoya-Thomas, Odogwu, Galadima, Kofo Nwokedi bag NOC Patrons
AS the days draw closer to its Annual General Meeting in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, the Nigeria Olympic Committee, NOC, has appointed four prominent Nigerians as Patrons of the body.
Osun: Reforming the education policy and its standard
PRIOR to the inception of the present administration in Osun State, no one would ever have thought that the tremendous reformation being witnessed in the education system in the state today could be possible.
Dirge to Comrade Oyerinde
THE sordid news of his brutal murder in the wee hours of penultimate Friday by some shadowy gunmen, resonated with anger, anguish, disgust and wailing in many homes where Comrade Olaitan Oyerinde was loved and admired for his resourcefulness, literary craft, creativity, industry and gifted wits.
Court shifts NURTW members’ bail plea till June 4
A Lagos State High Court sitting in Igbosere, has adjourned till June 4 for hearing in the bail applications by seven suspected members of National Union of Road Transport Workers, NURTW, who were remanded in prison custody by an Igbosere Magistrate’s Court.
National Assembly favours regional govt., says Lanlehin
Sen. Olufemi Lanlehin, representing Oyo South Senatorial District, on Tuesday in Ibadan said the National Assembly would soon amend the constitution to favour regional government.
Jonathan reacts to Buhari’s statement on blood shed in 2015
The presidency Tuesday reacted to the statement credited to the former Head of State, General Mohammadu Buhari saying that there would be blood shed in the country if the 2015 elections were rigged like those of 2011.
Half of 2014 World Cup stadiums a concern FIFA
Football’s world governing body FIFA believes that six of 12 Brazilian stadiums that are to host the 2014 World Cup may not be ready in time, the daily Folha de Sao Paulo reported Tuesday.

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