

FG moves to computerise oil export
Mystery images in Lagos Mosque: The untold story
Our debt profile N11.3bn, not N48.3bn – Ondo Govt
Activist blames PDP crisis on break up of NGF
Fred Ajudua granted bail
CAN canvasses punishment for kidnappers
Olu of Warri reverts to ‘Ogiame’ title
NCS trades ideas with CT Ministry, NITDA on cybersecurity, others
ANAMBRA GUBER: Andy Uba, Tony Nwoye return to court today for PDP ticket
Why we shunned PDP’s post-convention dinner – nPDP
Jonathan’s been kind to the North, says group
Beware of these banned food products
Erosion sacks 3 villages in Abia
Edo to launch first open data portal in Africa
We’ll ride on Enyimba to make history – Egwuekwe
Girls get Technology Camp, attract Intel support
Endless wait for the National ID Card
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SubscribeNigerian airlines prefer to insure abroad – NAICOM
Deputy Director of the National Insurance Commission, NAICOM, Mr. Leo Akah has said that most Nigerian airlines prefer to do their aircraft insurance abroad, rather than Nigeria.
IBM plans software incubation centres in Nigeria
The Business Machines Corporation, and American multinational technology and consulting corporation, IBM says it has concluded arrangement to establish two software incubation centres in Nigeria, before the end of first quarter of 2014.
How ‘no premium no cover’ affects you
Premium in its simpliest term is the money or price paid by buyers of insurance for the risk transferred to insurers for the cover granted by them. In legal terms, and under an insurance contract, premium is the valuable consideration that must be present for it to be valid or enforceable by the insured (i.e. insurance buyers) and the insurers (i.e. insurance firms).
Neuroscientists reveal sexiest parts of the body
WHY is a nuzzled neck sexy when few would be turned on by a nuzzled nose? And why do men seem to have fewer erogenous zones than women? A new study has measured just how erotic the human body bits are – and there are a few surprises for neuroscientists.
Lagos plans 720-unit estate; partners BlackBerry on engineering academy
Governor Babatunde Fashola of Lagos, yesterday, said his administration planned to build new 720 housing units in Ikorodu Local Government, to reduce the housing deficit in the state.
Renewing the offensive against sleep disorder
GETTING a world class healthcare system is a tall order for many Nigerians. And this has made many to patronise countries like India, South-Africa, United States, amongst others, for quality services. Travelling outside the country for healthcare does not come cheap as several researches have shown that the super rich spend fortunes for treatment overseas.
Report against Ondo female legislator on fetish objects stalled
LAWMAKERS in Ondo State, yesterday, stood down the report of its ad-hoc committee instituted to investigate the suspended female member, Fola Olaseinde for alleged possession of fetish objects in her home.
Busybodies at work!
‘Ah! This life is full of ups and downs!” exclaimed Idowu in the Ikeja-bound commercial bus as he listened to the music of a popular female Igbo gospel artist coming from the sound system in the commuter bus.
Okigwe-Umuahia highway now death trap
SOME portions of the busy Enugu-Okigwe-Umuahia-Aba-Port Harcourt express road have again turned into serious death traps barely eight months after the Federal Government rehabilitated it.
TECNO battles tablet market with Phantom pad
As the battle for the tablet market continue to up with many device makers fighting for market supremacy, TECNO mobile is tickling Nigerian market with Tecno Phantom Pad N9, a SIM-enabled Android tablet with 4.2.1 Jelly Bean OS and 8.0″ capacitive touch screen.
MTN takes customers to new digital world with Jumia partnership
IN an apparent way of positioning its customers better in the digital village, MTN has entered into a strategic partnership with frontline online retail store, Jumia, where customers of the online store who purchase any internet enabled phone, will gain free digital access for a period of 6 months.
Open letter to ASUU
THIS missive is to appeal to members of Academic Staffs Union of Universities, ASUU, individually and collectively, to consider the plight of innocent students and their helpless parents and return to work.
NAF reactivates 9 aircraft
Nigerian Air Force, NAF,yesterday, took delivery of nine reactivated Alpha Jets and a C-130 NAF Aircraft, to enhance aerial patrol of troubled zones both within and outside the country.
2015: Political options before Deltans
THE political significance of 2015 in Nigeria is increasingly snowballing into a contagious and pervasive reality whose unfolding impacts are reverberating across sectors of the economy and sections of the geo-polity.
Decampment: APGA accuses APC of falsehood
National chairman of All Progressives Grand Alliance, APGA, Chief Victor Umeh has advised Interim National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Chief Bisi Akande, to steer clear of politics of falsehood and propaganda, which he alleged the APC leadership had embarked upon.
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