Amaechi didn’t shun PDP Govs Forum – Rivers govt
Bayelsa institutes health insurance policy
Teachers protest detention of members in Bauchi
PIB: A basic guide
No zone can intimidate Jonathan – Clark
Benedict XVI: The Pope Emeritus
Africa has the potential to drive global economy – Gov Obi
2013 budget under scrutiny – Senate
Gov Ahmed, IG, Olubolade console Chime over Asadu’s death
PDP distances self from plot to impeach Imo dep gov
TIMARIV: When Rivers goes to war against traffic offenders
I can’t be paranoid of Bamidele – Sen Ojudu
ACN, CPC, ANPP battle INEC over merger’s name

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Stephen Keshi axe Mba over transfer saga
Super Eagles coach Stephen Keshi has said he may be forced to drop AFCON star Sunday Mba if his transfer saga rages on.
‘Many African nations have challenges of connecting the unconnected’
CISCO Systems, a transnational player in the ICT sector last week in Sun City, North-West Province of South Africa held its 2013 Expo, at which ICT journalists from the company’s Africa operations were present. After a presentation, David Meads, Managing Director of Cisco Africa granted an interview to select journalists, in the course of which he said many African nations have challenges of connecting the unconnected. Adekunle Adekoya was there. Excerpts:
This is your chance, seize it — Keshi tells new Eagles
Despite their surprise triumph at the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations, Super Eagles head coach, Stephen Keshi has not stop saying his team is still work in progress.
Alleged killing of student: NANS gives 72hrs ultimatum to Ekiti CP
For the inability of the police to apprehend the killer of Seyi Fasere, a 400 level student of EkitiStateUniversity who was shot last week at Oye Ekiti, the National Association of Nigerian Students, yesterday, issued 72 hours ultimatum to Ekiti State Commissioner of Police, Mr Sotonye Wakama to fish out the perpetrators.
Rumoured pardon for Alams, others sparks outrage
Outrage, yesterday, greeted the rumoured state pardon granted former Bayelsa State Governor, Diepreye Alamieyeseigha, and former head, Bank of the North, Shettima Bulama, by President Goodluck Jonathan as Nigerians described it as a shame and a set back to the fight against corruption in the country.
Insecurity and the telecoms sector
TO say that Nigeria has a security conundrum might be begging the issue; the point is that since the civil war was fought and won more than 40 years ago, Nigerians have never been under threat as much as now.
Drink coffee without fear of addiction – EXPERTS
AS one of the world’s most popular beverage drinks, does coffee really cause addiction? How much do healthcare providers know about coffee?
Electrocution: Ogun warns against scavenging
FOLLOWING death of a father and his adopted son who were electrocuted in Abeokuta, Monday, he Ogun State Government, yesterday, warned residents to desist from scavenging on construction sites in areas where road expansion projects are ongoing across the state.
Lagos targets N22bn monthly IGR
LAGOS State Internal Revenue Service, LIRS, has said it planned to rake in N22 billion per month as internally generated revenue, IGR, even as it said it would start prosecuting tax defaulters any moment now. Chairman of LIRS, Mr. Babatunde Fowler, spoke during the presentation of awards to artisans in the informal sector and Abibatu Mogaji.
Be hard on bank fraudsters, NDIC urges judges
The Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC) has urged judges of the Federal High Court to be ‘hard on bank fraudsters’, so as to restore depositors’ confidence. Alhaji Umaru Ibrahim, the Managing Director of the Corporation, made the call at a sensitisation seminar on “The Challenges to Deposit Insurance Law and Practice”, for judges.

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