EDO cabinet: Waiting for Oshiomhole
ITAN boss seeks special fund for ICT sector
Transportation in Lagos ’ll collapse without railway – Ndanusa
Why growth of ICT industry is threatened, by ATCON, ALTON
Senate seeks powers to summon President
On toxic e-waste shipments to Nigeria
NSE moves to strengthen ties with other stock exchanges
Main One boss tasks govt on broadband provision
Bauchi NBA chair faults Govs on scrapping of LGs
ANAMBRA 2014: There was no consensus on zoning – Etiaba
2013 budget: Lagos targets N316.578bn from IGR
Benue Brewery merger: Consolidated Breweries assures of job security
Dr Adesina and N60bn phones for farmers
APGA: Stakeholders fault Obi on zoning
Now who can stop King Kwankwanso?
Carnival Calabar Queen: Beyond the glitz and glamour

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Maritime security: IGP calls for information sharing among security agencies
The Inspector-General of Police IGP, Mr Mohammed Abubakar, yesterday, spoke on the need for information sharing among security agencies charged with the policing of the nation’s territorial waters, in a bid to stamp out criminality on the nation’s waters.
Keshi defends defenders
Eagles coach, Stephen Keshi stood stoutly against any blame on his back men after a sloppy defence caused Nigeria to relinquish a one goal lead against Burkina Faso few seconds to the end of the game.
Imo politics: Leave Okorocha alone – Prince Mbata
WHEN Owelle Rochas Okorocha came to power some two years back after a hard fought political battle, he declared that he was on a mission to rescue Imo State.
Dissolve Delta LG Transition C’ttees, ACN tells Uduaghan
DELTA State Chairman of Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN, Chief Adolo Okotie-Eboh, has called for the dissolution of the 25 local government area Transition Committees in the state, describing their inauguration as unlawful and unconstitutional.
Internet mob rules
THE internet is the eighth wonder of the world. It has erased the borders of nations, closed the gap of time and space, removed the veil of privacy and turned the world into a global village. No invention has affected humanity and impacted the way we live and work like the internet.
Jonathan’s letter will ginger Eagles, says Yobo
Super Eagles skip-per, Joseph Yobo, says the team is in high spirit and will do the country proud despite the 1-1 draw it had in its first game against Burkina Faso.
Court orders Ikoyi Prisons to produce marketer for trial
LAGOS —The trial judge of a Lagos High Court, sitting in Ikeja, Justice Adeniyi Onigbanjo, Tuesday, ordered the authorities of Ikoyi Prisons, Lagos, to produce an oil marketer, Oluwaseun Ogunbambo, in court, to face trial in an alleged N967.6 million fuel subsidy fraud.
Lagos shuts down Mile 12, Ketu markets over sanitation offence
LAGOS — LAGOS State Government, Tuesday, shut down Mile 12 and Ketu Fruits markets over non-compliance to the state sanitation law.
Gunmen kill 23 in Borno, Kano
No fewer than 23 people were killed by unknown gunmen in Borno and Kano States, Monday, during separate attacks in the areas.
Police, Okada riders clash in Abuja
COMMERCIAL motorcycle operators, popularly known as Okada, again clashed with the police in Abuja over imposed taxes and dues which they viewed as indiscriminate from their union.
NFF demands credible performance from Eagles
The Nigeria Football Federation rose from an emergency meeting with the technical crew of the Super Eagles yesterday at their Stay Rest hotel demanding a credible performance from Stephen Keshi and his wards when they play defending Champions Zambia on Friday.
PDP ‘ll not victimize any gov -Tukur
National Chairman of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Alhaji Bamanga Tukur, yesterday said there were no plans to victimize any governor elected on the platform of the party.
Jonathan meets eminent persons group
President Goodluck Jonathan has said the reforms embarked upon by his administration in the agricultural sector would add 20 million metric tonnes of food to domestic supplies and create at least 3.5 million new jobs in agriculture and allied industries by 2015
SMEs cautioned against poor data security
To guide against security loopholes that could expose businesses to cyber vulnerabilities and attacks in the digital economy, one of the indigenous information security firm in the country, Digital Encode, has warned small and medium-scale enterprises against poor security in the digital economy.
AG dismisses private varsities’ agitation for TETFUND
LAGOS—Accountant-General of the Federation, Mr. Jonah Otunla, has dismissed agitations from private universities which want to benefit from the Tertiary Education Trust Fund, TETFUND.

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