ITU urges collaboration on cybersecurity threats
As Cyber security threats continues to assume a new dimension, the International Telecommunications Union, ITU says greater international co-operation between governments and the ICT industry would necessary to stem the tide.
Ondo is bereft of social amenities – Ehinlanwo
After declaring his intention to run for the governorship election in Ondo state on the platform of Congress for Progressive Change (CPC), Soji Ehinlanwo, in this interview, decried the dwindling fortunes of the state and promised to bring about rapid development in the state . Excerpts:
$3m Subsidy bribe scandal: I won’t talk in secret, Otedola tells Reps
Oil magnate Femi Otedola, yesterday, appeared before the House of Representatives Committee on Ethics investigating the $3 million cash for clearance scandal but refused to speak in protest against the committee’s decision to hear him in secret.
Dana crash: 9 victims’ families get $30,000 each
More than one month after a Dana aircraft crashed at Iju-Ishaga in Ifako-Ijaye Local Government Area of Lagos State, the airline’s management confirmed, yesterday, that nine people, who are next of kin to some of the crash victims, have received their interim benefits.
Don’t panic over Nations Cup draws – Kanu
Ahead of tomorrow’s 2013 Africa Cup of Nation’s draw in South Africa, former Nigeria captain Nwankwo Kanu yesterday boasted that the Super Eagles were still a force to be reckoned with in African football.
One injured as bomb explodes in Abuja
A BOMB exploded in front of the popular Park & Shop mall at Wuse II, Abuja , around 9pm time Tuesday.
