AYAC Warri 2013: Ebewele spots an ‘Antelope’ in Oduduru
Pension assets hit N3.2trn – Oteh
Burning the midnight candle: Students prepare for WASSCE
NDDC must do more for N-Delta people – Oba of Benin
Optometrist blames dry eye disease on climate change
We don’t interfere in communities’ elections – Chevron
Farouk Lawan: Posers over absence of Otedola’s statement
‘Website has placed NBA on global pedestal’
Land tussle: Family alleges police harrassment
NIPP projects to be completed by June – MD, NDPHC
Policemen allegedly kill two NSCDC officers in Lagos

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ITF talks tough over remittances of annual payroll from employers
The Industrial Training Fund (ITF) has called on employers in both public and private sector of the economy to start remitting one percent of their annual payroll as training contribution to the Fund as stipulated by the law.
CBN, NAICOM frustrating timely release of financial statements – Quoted companies
Top executives of quoted companies on the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE, have blamed the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, National Insurance Commission, NAICOM, Financial Reporting Council of Nigerian, FRCN and other primary regulators for the delay in the submission of their financial statements.
Inyanya to perform at AYAC Warri 2013 opening ceremony
The opening ceremony of Africa Youth Athletics Championships will, as usual, be the first spectacle fans will behold when the continental show kicks off at the Warri Township Stadium today. This will be at 2 pm.
JAMB set for 2013 UTME
As part of its efforts to conduct the 2013 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) said it is set for a hitch-free exam as 166 coordinators for Computer-Based Test (CBT) and Paper Pencil Test (PPT) scheduled for April 27 across the nation held a meeting ahead of the examination.
Adekoya’s recital of Isabella’s birth pang
THE novel Isabella Testimony By Esther Adekoya begins on an interesting note, in a hospital ward with the scene of a woman in pains, and about to give birth. We are let into the back and forth of conversation between the attending nurse and Isabella’s husband, Michael. The conversation is written in an easy prose which makes it quite believable.

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