NOA plans e-polling on govt policies
Tension in Osun as Islamic group denies replacing Aregbesola’s security details
Court dismisses another suit against Akpabio’s election
‘Our weapons are stored inside commercial bus’
Commissioner warns against abolition of 13% oil derivation
Scamming the scammers?
SOUTH WEST PDP: In search of true reconciliation
NSE listing: Obstacles ICT firms must overcome, by Johnson
ACN cautions MEND over threat to attack oil facilities
Edo PDP accuses Oshiomhole of building N10bn mansion
The rule of law and the internet(1)
RAPE: When old vice becomes new monster
IoD laments high cost of doing business in Nigeria
FG commits to infusing ICT into education
Reps set to review National Awards
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Buhari’s agonies
Perhaps General Muhammadu Buhari has finally become a politician as some are now suggesting. After all, one trait of the political class in these shores is their slipperiness, lack of principles and a clear deficit in principles.
N138m tax judgment debt: Lagos wants Shell’s appeal dismissed
LAGOS—Lagos State Government has asked the Court of Appeal, Lagos, to reject the prayer by Shell Petroleum Development Company Nigeria Limited seeking for a conditional stay of execution of the N138. 7 million judgment debt being deduction and remittance of taxes due to the state government.
Mimiko charges S-West public workers
GOVERNOR Olusegun Mimiko of Ondo State, yesterday, asked civil servants in the Southwest zone to cooperate with the political class in their various programmes designed to achieve socio- economic transformation of the region.
Guber: Why Borno PDP is now desperate – ANPP Chairman
Alhaji Mala Atuman is the chairman of the ruling All Nigeria Peoples Party, ANPP, in Borno State. Atuman in an interview reviews recent developments in the State and argues that the recent alleged moves by the opposition Peoples Democratic Party, PDP to seek a review of the Supreme Court judgment upholding the election of Governor Kashim Shettima was born out of desperation.
‘Technology has simplified anti-piracy war’
THE sales and use of adulterated technology devices, especially desktops, laptops and notebooks, have become source of worry to concerned Nigerians. This development has caused loss of income to makers, users and the industry. In this interview, the Managing Director of Blueshield Technologies, Mr. Chidiebere Ugwu bared his mind on the efforts of the HP computers to reduce the market volume of pirated products to an insignificant level. Excerpts:

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