President Goodluck Jonathan, Tuesday night signed the 2013 budget of the Federal Government into law averting an unprecedented constitutional crisis and a face off with the National Assembly.

A group of US chief executives across many different sectors have proposed a plan to boost domestic energy production and limit governmental regulation as a way to stimulate economic growth.

The music industry announced Tuesday the first lift in global sales since 1999, suggesting that the long-awaited fightback against the digital revolution has begun.

A top Boko Haram commander was Tuesday killed in a morning raid carried out by snipers deployed from the Joint Task Force, Operation Restore Hope, Maiduguri, the Borno State capital.

In a bid to bridle the incessant pipeline vandalism of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation system 2B artery in Arepo, Ogun State, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, has deployed state- of –the-art technology to maintain comprehensive surveillance of the pipeline.

Nigeria’s Caf Champions League campaigners, Enugu Rangers are taking their statutory claim over Nigerian international, Sunday Mba to the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) Status Players Committee.

Canada has given the final approval for Shell’s planned LNG-export plant in British Columbia. Canadian Natural Resources Minister Joe Oliver granted the OK on Monday, Reuters reported. The move was expected.

Levante’s Obafemi Martins is the focus of attention for Major League Soccer club Seattle Sounders ahead of the new football season in the United States of America.

This time it is not related to a move from The Baggies to QPR but a potential move back to Russia with Rubin Kazan. But this time it really does not seem to be his fault at all.

Six foreigners kidnapped on February 17 by armed pirates from an oil service ship off Nigeria have been released unhurt without a ransom being paid, police said on Tuesday.