Fire of sorrow ruins yuletide for rivers traders

BY Monday, 16th of December, Christmas shopping had peaked at the popular Mile1 Market in Diobu, Port Harcourt that even the deaf could tell without prompting from the extraordinarily bubbling commercial life. From food items, clothing to toys, jewelries and all shade of wares, each of the hundreds of the congested shops in the market spread in over six acres of land was stuffed to the brim.
Visible Articles 5 10 15

KPI: Why mobile operators must improve on QOS

Although the Secretary General of International Telecommunication Union , ITU, Dr. Hamadun Toure, had commended Nigeria for achieving the highest growth in subscriber base among the telecommunications markets in the world for five consecutive years, poor quality of service has persisted.

Nwoye faults rescheduling of Anambra LG polls

The governorship candidate on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP in last November 16 election in Anambra State, Mr Tony Nwoye, yesterday described the rescheduling of local government elections for the fourth time as another grand plot to further deceive politicians and political parties.

Parents can’t afford to fail their children — Adamolekun

LAGOS—Parents and guardians have been urged to make adequate preparation for the future of their children. Proprietress of Anchor Springfield Montessori Schools, Itele, Ogun State, Mrs. Toyin Adamolekun gave the advice during the school’s 2013 Christmas party/concert. She argued that education is a sure foundation for the future of the children, tasking parents to be […]

Kenya demand Eagles friendly

Kenya Football Federation (KFF) have written the Nigeria Football Federation for a friendly between the Harambee Stars and the World Cup-bound Super Eagles on March 5 in London.

‘Smartphones can bridge digital divide in Africa’

A release by Ericsson ConsumerLab report for Sub-Saharan Africa shows that Smartphones have potential to bridge digital divide in Africa by providing universal access and connectivity to a wider scope of citizens.

Fear grips Ikorodu communities as robber kill guard, injure retired police officer

Residents of Charismatic Estate, Igbokuta and Oke-Agbo in Imota Local Council Development Area, Ikorodu are now living in fear following the activities of armed bandits who raided their abode. The robbers who stormed the estate on December 17, succeeded in killing one of the residents while several others were injured.

Smart indulgences for Christmas

The Christmas meal isn’t normally a time for strict adherence to a weight loss diet. The traditional feast is arguably the heaviest, most indulgent meal we’ll be eating all year.

ASKO boss faults call for Oduah’s sack

As Nigerians clamour over the two bullet proof cars bought for the Ministry of Aviation by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, NCAA, the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, of Asko Group of Companies, Chief Samuel Anyanwutaku, has urged President Goodluck Jonathan, to ignore the calls for the removal of Mrs Stella Oduah, saying she had done so well within her two years in office.

Penalty for late submission of financial accounts should be stiffer – Experts

With only seven days to the end of the year, some insurance companies are still foot dragging in submitting their 2012 financial results to the National Insurance Commission, NAICOM, because the penalty for late submission of results is mild, experts have said. Accordingly, there should be stiffer sanctions meted out to companies for submitting their financial results late, according to experts.

Everything is wrong with PDP — Sen Adeyeye

senator Olusola Adeyeye representing Osun Central District in the National Assembly is the Vice-Chairman, Senate Committee on Education. He recently empowered people of his constituency with the sum of N50million. He fielded questions from newsmen following the programme on issues pertaining to the state and the country.

Exit mobile version