FG approves N34bn for pensioners’ benefits
How S’ Africa stood still for Keagan
End of the road for suspected ‘one chance’ thieves in Abuja
Seeking Laylatul-Qadr through Itikaaf
FG approves single window goods clearing system
STATE OF THE NATION: Insecurity on the political turf
LASG,Reckitt Benckiser intensify fight against malaria
Ghanaians bid late President Atta Mills farewell
Liquidated DMBs, MFBs: NDIC commences inspection of agent banks
I can’t travel without my cap, walking stick – Amachree
Partnership Investment shareholders okay N144.5m dividend
Golden Eaglets wallop Diamond Stars in Calabar
Akpabio Cup, a celebration of unity – Ekpeyoung
Lawyers to boycott court over kidnap of Delta judge
Clinton to Jonathan: How you can fight terrorism

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POS: Citiserve to tackle poor network of terminals
CitiServe Vigeo Holding Company has introduced new modems to tackle poor network at Point of Sale, POS terminals.
The company’s CEO, Mrs. Lola Ogungbade disclosed that connectivity has been the most frequent reason for low adoption rate of the cashless Lagos plan by most business merchants.
Faze makes Nollywood debut
After being missing in the Nigerian music scene for a while, Chibuzor Orji popularly known as Faze, of the defunct group Plantashun Boiz, has spoken up about what he has been up to.
First female Chief Justice of Nigeria hits the ground running
Being ahead of the glass ceiling is not unfamiliar territory for new Nigerian Chief Justice. Mariam Aloma Mukhtar before her swearing in as the head of the Nigerian judiciary, had been the first woman from Northern Nigeria to become a lawyer. As she grew in her career, Mukhtar, became the first woman to be appointed a justice of the Court of Appeal and, later, the first female justice of the Court of Appeal to make it to the Supreme Court.
Ahmed flays foreign media over Nigeria’s image
Governor Abdulfatal Ahmed of Kwara State has warned that the way Nigeria’s image was being portrayed by the international media would not do the country any good. He noted that unless Nigerians join hands to address the trend, the much desired investors may be scared away from the country.
My Nigerian wife taught me how to pray – Cooreman
I was born in Belgium on the 27th November 1943. I have three children from my first wife now late; two girls and a son, Davy who is a professional footballer in Belgium. My daughters are married with children, and I have six grand children.

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