How we’ll crush PDP in 2015 – Opposition parties
Jonathan’s approach to Boko Haram faulty – OBJ
Hope for embattled CDMA sub-sector, as Starcomms gets $210m lifeline
UNIBEN Prof announces alleged cure for HIV/AIDS
Elders, youths in Edo community disrupt NPDC operation
2013: PIB lubricates North/South dichotomy
Why we ‘ve not conducted LG polls – Orji
Symantec predicts increase in cyber conflicts in 2013
How to say Happy Birthday to a governor’s wife
When legislators go on blackmail
LMLG primary school gets 28 laptops, 14 tablets for e-learning
North: The goals of power
House of Rep refutes witch-hunting SEC
Consumer goods, banking sectors to top performance in 2013
‘Energy efficient Data Centres can create huge economic gains’
When do our politicians keep their oaths of office? (1)

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Looking ahead in the broadcast sector
The years ahead, till 2015, promise to be interesting for us here in Nigeria. Don’t get me wrong, I am not talking about the inevitable political dramas we surely must witness since 2015 is an election year. I am talking about what we will be doing and what we might fail to do as the January 2015 deadline set locally for migration from analogue to digital broadcasting approaches. Globally, the deadline is June 2015.
Governors floor Tukur; reinstate sacked Adamawa PDP exco
National leadership of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, yesterday bowed to pressure from governors elected on the party’s platform and made a U-Turn on its earlier decision by recalling the sacked Adamawa State Executive Committee.
Stakeholders task CBN on agency banking, financial inclusion
The Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, has been called upon to fast track the commencement of agency banking in Nigeria, by urgently setting out the appropriate modalities for its establishment.
CBN’s anti-fraud software’ll strengthen financial sector – SEAP boss
The Executive Programme Director, Self Reliance Economic Advancement Programme (a financial services institution), Mr. Oladokun Olatunde, has said that the introduction of an anti-fraud software by the Central Bank of Nigeria is a development that will reduce fraud in Nigeria’s financial sector.
Soldiers gun down kidnap suspect in Delta
Soldiers of 19 Battalion, Nigerian Army Headquarters, Koko, Warri, Delta State, yesterday, shot dead, one kidnap suspect in the Okurighrwe axis of Sapele, Sapele Local Government Area.
Why Anambra guber zoning will hold
THIS piece is a reaction to an article entitled “ Why Anambra guber zoning may not hold” written by one Nebuwa Okudo and published on page 65 of Saturday SUN of December 22,2012.
Man petitions police over son’s death
Owerri—A 65-year-old man, Mr. Vitalis Okafor, has petitioned Imo State Commissioner of Police, Mr. Adisa Bolanta, over the alleged killing of his police constable son, Emeka, by a colleague.
Samsung, Sony, LG, Sharp showcase bigger, bolder, smarter TVs at CES
TV makers showing off their new wares at a huge trade fair will seek to dazzle consumers with bigger, bolder displays, and smarter technologies for consumers who want television to be a “multiscreen” experience.
Good governance, panacea to insecurity – FCT Minister
The Minister of Federal Capital Territory, Senator Bala Mohammed in his presentation at the summit, said that improving on the provision of basic essential needs of the people, improved infrastructures and good governance will address the grievances that led to insecurity in the country.
Navy transfer Russian sailors nabbed for arms transportation to police
The Nigerian navy has transferred for prosecution 15 Russian sailors detained since October for allegedly transporting illegal arms, a navy spokesman said Tuesday

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