
No plans for reprisal attack on JTF – Ogoloma Council of Chiefs
Cell phone wahala
Traders cry out: As fear of Boko Haram triggers panicky security measures at Lagos Prisons
Orji sues for peace over monarch’s murder
Drugs: Nigerian faces execution in Malaysia
I would ‘ve shut down Osun schools for a year, by Aregbesola
ACN and PDP: Is it a pot calling kettle black?
Suswam assures on free, fair Benue council polls
Road crashes kill 1,936 – FRSC
NCC, Lagos govt dialogue on telecom masts
Maunfacturers eye 25% contribution to GDP
The price I’m paying in Bauchi – Suspended female MP
Multi VIII Solo AC made to check global warming – LG
FCMB grows net revenues to N32.4bn
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SubscribeNSE ‘ll will attract foreign investors – Onyema
The introduction of NSE Lotus Islamic Index, NSE LII, by the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) will increase the influx of both foreign and local investors, particularly those from the Middle East who are ethically minded into the capital market, the Chief Executive Officer, NSE, Mr. Oscar onyema, has said.
Knights condemn Boko Haram activities
KNIGHTS and Ladies of St John International drawn from the United States, West Africa, United Kingdom, Germany, Canada and the Caribbean Islands, have condemned the activities of the Islamic fundamentalist group, Boko Haram, in Nigeria.
Broadband and rights of way
LAST Thursday, the Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC organized a broadband forum with the theme, Demand as Catalyst for Broadband Services in Nigeria.
2012 budget implementation: SERAP gives FG knocks
…Says govt has failed in the provision of amenities to Nigerians
A civil rights group, Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project, SERAP, Wednesday called on the Federal Government to acknowledge that its implementation of the budget in the past years has failed to satisfy Nigeria’s international obligations.
Stakeholders list threats to Cashless Nigeria at NCS summit
WHile Nigeria is preparing to transit to cashless economy initiated by the apex bank, the central bank of Nigeria, stakeholders in the Nigerian Information Communications Technology at the end of the just concluded cashless 2012 national conference by the Nigerian Computer Society, (NCS) were worried saying that except many challenges including legislation, lack of POS at priority locations, poor telecommunications infrastructure, lack of user awareness, interoperability of various platforms, diversified security threats from various sources, identity theft among others were resolved, the cashless policy may be derailed.
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