NITDA bids to raise internet access through RITCs
NFF plans big for Africa Nations Championship
Still on Mrs. Jonathan’s resurrection
A-Ibom royal fathers reject proposed Oil Rivers State
NFF mourns Okey Isima
ComTech Minister sees future in Intel’s science fair
Land: FCT Minister reassures indigenes of compensation
Industry groups, NBA, others back cyber crime bill
Merger: ACN begins registration of members in Delta
Bayelsa sets up N290m digital security centre
We’re not party to Ifeanyi Uba’s suit – Access Bank
APCON tightens noose on foreign ad agencies’ incursion
2015: Jonathan not qualified to run – Junaid Mohammed
Aginighan to N-Delta govs: Stop neglect of oil communities
Man, 45, arrested for allegedly raping 12-years old girl
Oyo State vendors start strike today

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LG polls: Edo PDP Chair accuses EDSIEC of flouting guidelines
BENIN—CHAIRMAN of People’s Democratic Party, PDP, in Edo State, Chief Dan Orbih, Tuesday, accused Edo State Independent Electoral Commission, EDSIEC, of flouting its guidelines for the conduct of the April 20, local government elections in the state, alleging that the electoral body turned a blind eye to the imposition of candidates by the leadership of Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN, in the state.
Police probe killing of Customs officer by colleague
The Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Mr Umar Manko, yesterday, said investigation into the alleged killing of an Assistant Superintendent of Customs, Baba Mohammed, last Saturday by his colleague, along Seme-Badagry expressway, had begun.
No ordinary servant
THE charade around the conduct and fate of an Assistant Director in the Federal Civil Service who exercises responsibility as Chairman of the Pension Reform Task Team, Abdurrasheed Maina appears set to continue.
Controversy trails death of commercial sex worker in a Lagos brothel
Controversy has begun to trail the death of a commercial sex worker in a brothel on Empire street, Mushin, Lagos, with the police yet to unravel the circumstances surrounding the tragedy.
Using cheap phones to fleece the poor
IT is not very often that traders here complain about products from a foreign country; in fact, it is a rare occurrence. This is because in this economy, consumers prefer foreign-made goods to locally made ones, even when the foreign ones are visibly inferior to those made locally.

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