

Technical education key to industrialisation – Rector
Imo reassures on completion of road projects
Edo North PDP leaders back Airhiavbere’s court action
Subsidy scam: ‘Banks too are culpable’
Yobo wants Eagles to beat Niger
Headmaster, 6 others questioned over alleged fraud
For N6.59m, Femi, 19, will live a normal life again
Okene killings: Police in Edo beef up security at border towns
Hyundai redesigns 3rd generation Santa Fe for efficiency
ASUU blames bombings, kidnappings on injustice
International Youth Day: A revolt against elderly youths
Truck owners beg Fashola on new traffic law
PHCN vows to arrest, prosecute saboteurs
Bauchi residents decry hike in electricity tariff
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SubscribeCPC threatens sanction over substandard computer accessories
The Consumer Protection Council, CPC, has threatened to sanction dealers of substandard and fake computers software and accessories, saying that henceforth, such individuals would be made to face the full wrath of the law.
One year without polio: Angola’s success story
August 10 2012 marked a milestone in Angola. It was the day the Southern African country recorded one year without report of a single new case of wild polio virus. By extrapolation, the country could be said to have moved a step closer towards eradication of the contagious crippling disease.
FG establishes Council on Niger Delta
ABUJA—Determined to address the challenges posed by the multiplicity of development actors and partners, which often resulted in duplication of projects and programmes in the region, the Council on Niger Delta has been established with a view to coordinate and fast-track the development of the region.
Market rebound: stockbrokers advocate attitudinal change
Stockbrokers in the nation’s capital market have said that a change in attitude among the investing public towards investment was required for the market to be returned to a path of growth.
No crisis in AAU over tuition fees – NAESS
BENIN – National Association of Edo State Students, NAESS, has described as untrue, insinuations that fresh crisis was brewing in the state-owned Ambrose Alli University, AAU, Ekpoma, over tuition fees payable in the institution.
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