BBA season 8 auditions holds
3 remanded for stealing 8 computers
2013 budget: Dollar to exchange for N160
CBN Junior Tennis: Kasara battles to save crown
Monalisa Chinda finds love again?
When work becomes a sexual battleground
Delta splashes N300m on AJA Championships
Police nab man for allegedly killing in-law
Moments with Mo debuts on EbonyLife Channel
Smugglers died while avoiding N2,000 illegal toll
Mondo Sports visits Nigeria
Lagos Polo: Goodfellows whitewash HST
Another student killed as LASU cult war gets messier
Chelsea, Samsung bring football clinic to Nigeria
Niger-Delta coalition demands scrap of oil blocs
Ilah in the eyes of Uduaghan
Suntai: Ag Gov sends emissary to Germany

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Debe not our family member, Lotanna Ojukwu tells court
The disagreements over N500 million property left behind by late Dim Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu has taken another turn as Lotanna Ojukwu told a Federal High Court in Lagos, that Chief Debe Ojukwu was never a grandson to Sir Lious Ojukwu.
Bayelsa schools to enjoy free meals
Yenagoa – Bayelsa State Government is set to introduce free meals at all boarding schools across the state from September this year.
Sharp practices: DPR shuts 500 filling stations
Nigeria’s petroleum industry watchdog, Department of Petroleum Resources, DPR, said it has shut down over 500 filling stations across the country for various sharp practices including under-dispensing of petroleum products and other offences.
Adamawa Assembly passes Fiscal Responsibility Bill
The Adamawa House of Assembly, Thursday, passed the state’s Fiscal Responsibility Bill.
Consumers to spend $22b on malware impact recovery – study
While software piracy continues to cause more economic harm than good, new study commissioned by Microsoft and Corp and conducted by IDC has revealed that consumers will spend 1.5 billion hours and $22 billion identifying, repairing and recovering from the impact of malware, while global enterprises will spend $114 billion to deal with the impact of a malware-induced cyber attack.

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