Microsoft Windows 8 finally berths in Nigeria
As the world today goes mobile, so are people living in it also seriously going mobile. Not again do people have to wait until they get to their offices before getting jobs done. Reports are now written on the go, queries and replies are delivered virtually. In fact, it is becoming totally absurd to live in this hyper connected world clutching to the traditional office rules.
Emotions, as players win cars in Delta
Albert Bikom stood still, looked into the sky apparently in communion and thanksgiving to God. It was an amazing evening, probably the best in his life. Seconds later, he bowed his head still stupefied momentarily. When he gathered himself he said “thank you God for this day.”
I’ll score goals for Keshi – Martins
Levante forward Obafemi Martins has disclosed that he is ready to score for Stephen Keshi in the upcoming international friendly against Venezuela on November 14 in Miami.
ISSA HAYATOU: The man who would be king
Visibly ageing and increasingly ill but still the consummate politician, Issa Hayatou has secured himself a further term at the helm of African football which will take his reign as Confederation of African Football (CAF) president to close on three decades.
Indigenous operators call for acreage allocation
One of the key promises of the earlier versions of the Petroleum Industry Bill, PIB, was to reduce the stranglehold on inactive acreages by International Oil Companies, IOCs.
Hope Harriman dies at 79
SHOCK and disbelief greeted the death of elder statesman, bridge-builder, industrialist and philanthropist, Chief Hope Harriman, who died, Wednesday, in Springfield, Maryland, United States of America, USA, two months to his 80th birthday.
