It is not only Nigeria that will be fielding a make-shift team in Miami, USA when the Super Eagles take on Venezuela tonight, almost all the countries participating in international friendlies today and tomorrow will be missing the services of most of their regulars in their setups.

Nigerian quest to become an ICT capable country in the knowledge economy has started yielding expected results as the Federal Government on Monday announced plans to invest about $15m in the software incubation centers in Lagos and Calabar in the first phase respectively.

Governor Theodore Orji of Abia State has challenged judges to be strong partners in the crusade against corruption, saying their role was vital in the crusade.

Committed to excellent customer service and reduction of high percentage population of unbanked adults in across the country, First Bank of Nigeria Plc. In partnership with Computer Warehouse Group (CWG) have introduced Firstmonie Mobile Money Service, an innovative product that enables customers to access financial and other value added services offered by the bank through their mobile phones.

MOVED by the plight of those sacked from their homes by flood, the Orodje of Okpe, HRM Orhue I; FRSC; Delta Unity Club; Ughelli Council of Knights, Anglican Communion, have donated cows, food stuffs and other materials to flood victims in Delta State’s relief camps.

Governor Theodore Orji of Abia State has challenged judges to be strong partners in the crusade against corruption, saying their role was vital in the crusade.

Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of Aso Savings and Loans Plc, Mr. Hassan Usman, has said that he is assured that the N5 billion rights issue embarked on by the mortgage bank will be well subscribed to, going by huge patronage that greeted it.

For Nigeria’s produce to meet international standards, there is need for laboratory analysis to be carried out on them as done in the West.

For Nigeria’s produce to meet international standards, there is need for laboratory analysis to be carried out on them as done in the West.

Baring any intervention from the federal government Nigerians may soon pay different prices for using telephones depending on which part of the country they live or do business at.