Zinox completes new digital assembly plant
Glo unveils new post-paid product, Infinitiser
Bizman petitions Jonathan, alleges oppression by AGF
Microsoft partners PIN to train NGOs
Glo Soccer Academy boys thrill in Dubai
FG replaces WAI with Community support Brigade
State of emergency: Adamawa reduces working hours
Micho beats Siasia to Uganda job
Pillars spend N35m to clear bonuses

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Enyimba on the path of glory
Enyimba attacking midfielder, Ayo Saka has said his side are on the path towards achieving their ambition in the Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL).
Chelsea stop Mikel, Moses from Mexico match
Having experienced a gruelling football season with Chelsea, Nigerian duo, Jon Mikel Obi and Victor Moses have pleaded with Coach Stephen Keshi to leave them out of the exhibition match against Mexico on May 31
Ogidi building materials market, school shut in honour of Achebe
BY VINCENT UJUMADU AWKA – INDICATIONS emerged Tuesday that the famous building materials market located at Ogidi in Idemili North Local Government area, the home town of Professor Chinua Achebe, will be closed for business on Thursday as a mark of respect for the literary giant who will be buried that day. Vanguard gathered that […]
Jonathan orders release of detained suspected terrorists
The Defence Headquarters (DHQ) announced in Abuja on Tuesday that it would release some persons detained in connection with terrorist activities.
“Tobacco smoking leads to low sperm count, weak erection”
Dr Joseph Natsah of General Hospital Kachia in Kaduna State, has advised youths against tobacco smoking, saying it leads to impotence.
8 Nigerians make up CAF standing committees
No fewer than eight Nigerians have been appointed into the Standing Committees of the Africa Football Confederation (CAF) for the 2013/2015 soccer season.
Insurgency: Drop amnesty, adopt `acceptance’ strategy, NGO advices FG
Foundation for Peace and Non-Violence in Nigeria, an NGO, on Tuesday advised the Federal Government to adopt “acceptance” strategy in place of its amnesty programme to curb security challenges threatening the country.
Dana crash: Pathologist cross-examination fixed for July 3
The coroner’s inquest into the June 3, 2012 Dana plane crash on Tuesday fixed July 3 for further cross-examination of a Consultant Pathologist and Chief Medical Examiner of Lagos State, Prof. John Obafunwa.
Balarabe Musa advocates return to regional government
The failure of the government to fully implement the Ibrahim Dasuki report on local government system has made it difficult for operators to enjoy autonomy, Alhaji Balarabe Musa has said.
CHAN: Eagles to battle Cote d’Ivoire July 6
The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has said that the Super Eagles will host Cote d’Ivoire between July 6 and July 7 in the first-leg qualifying encounter of the Championship for African Nations (CHAN).
Large crowd receive Achebe’s body at Enugu Airport
The remains of the late literary icon, Prof. Chinua Achebe, arrived at the Akanu Ibiam International Airport, Enugu, and were received by a large crowd of people from his home town, Ogidi in Anambra.
Chukwu tasks NFF, other football administrators on spectatorships
An ex-international, Christain Chukwu, on Tuesday urged the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) and other football authorities in the country, to urgently address the issue of declining spectators at match venues.
2015: Buhari ‘ll support a formidable candidate – CPC
The Congress for Progressive Change, CPC, Tuesday said its national leader and 2011 presidential candidate, Gen Muhammadu Buhari is ready to give maximal support a more formidable candidate that will emerge as the presidential candidate of the All Progressives’ Congress, APC, in 2015.
Army relaxes curfew in Yola
The 23 Armoured Brigade of the Nigerian Army, Yola has announced the review of the curfew imposed on the state after the declaration of the state of Emergency by President Goodluck Jonathan last week.
Senate backs emergency rule
Against all expectations, the Nigerian Senate Tuesday,unanimously backed the state of emergency slammed on Borno, Yobe and Adamawa states last week, by President Goodluck Jonathan, following what was seen as ceaseless and senseless killings of people in the affected states by Boko Haram Islamist group.

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