2 dead as hoodlums clash in Lagos
Two persons were feared dead and several others wounded, yesterday, as hoodlums invaded some streets in the Ebute-Meta area of Lagos.
Fuel subsidy removal inevitable, says Jonathan’s aide
The Special Adviser to the President on Political Matters, Ahmed Ali Gulak, said yesterday that the removal of fuel subsidy had become inevitable because it has “now dawned on everybody that we cannot continue to sustain this subsidy.”
PDP has done well, says Aliyu
AS Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, celebrates 14 years of existence as a political party today, Governor Babangida Aliyu of Niger State has said the party is leading Nigeria in the right direction.
Witnesses to relocate hqtrs
Jehovah’s Witnesses said they want to relocate their world headquarters in Brooklyn, New York, to upstate New York.
Telecom giant assures on airplane promo
Telecom services giant, MTN, has crashed its call rates even as it assures on its Ultimate Wonder promo star prize of an airplane.
Patronize capital market, Gov Obi, SEC urge SMEs
THE Director General, Securities and Exchange Commission, SEC, Ms Arunma Oteh and Governor Peter Obi of Anambra State have emphasized the need for the Small and Medium Scale Enterprises, SMEs, to patronize the Nigerian capital market and tap abundant benefits to grow their businesses.
