Piracy cankerworm to nation’s economy – NCC
While software piracy stifle innovation, harm local economies, the software giant, Microsoft in collaboration with the Nigerian Copyright Commission. NCC, at the just concluded World Intellectual Property day held recently in Lagos said that unless software piracy was fought with concerted efforts,local economies will continue suffer.
1st Elegushi tug-of-war championship begins May 4
The First Oba Yekini Adeniyi Elegushi Tug of War Beach championship begins Friday, May 4 to Saturday 5, at the expansive Elegushi beach in Eti Osa Local government area, Lagos with ten states expected to take part.
Fashola to striking doctors: Your demands ‘re impossible
IKEJA – Governor Babatunde Fashola of Lagos State, yesterday, appealed to the striking doctors in the state to return to work, insisting that their demands were “simply impossible.”
Woman sets co-wife ablaze in Ebonyi
TRAGEDY struck on Monday at Akpoha community in Afikpo North local government area of Ebonyi State as a woman (names withheld) allegedly set her co-wife ablaze over marital acrimony.
FG too weak to stop terrorists – Bishops
The Government of President Goodluck Jonathan came under attack from Nigeria’s senior bishops yesterday over the spate of bomb attacks in the country as they said the government was too weak to deal with growing threat from terrorists waging a campaign of terror against Christians.
Alleged murder of client: I acted in self-defence, sex worker tells court
LAGOS – THE trial of a commercial sex worker, Nkechi Okafor, who is standing trial for allegedly stabbing one of her clients, Samuel Sarumi, to death, continued, yesterday, before Justice Lateefa Okunnu of an Ikeja High Court with the accused claiming she killed the victim in self-defence.
