Strike: ASUP accuses FG of abandoning polytechnic education
Gunmen attack Kwankwaso’s country home
Ibadan poly part-time student commits suicide
Ogun community protests herdsmen’s killing of 4 kinsmen
Ex-militants pledge support for NDDC board members
Half-nude women protest against Shell in Bayelsa
How 18-yr-old boy killed girl, 12, for money ritual
Iyetade Soyinka’s funeral begins
Angry reactions trail Clark’s letter to OBJ
2013 Glo CAF Award: Analysts favour Mikel
Gunmen abduct monarch’s mother, grand daughter in Bayelsa
Many Africans will come into formal economy through Mobile money
Bayelsa APC heads for crisis over party structure
Unemployment: FG engages 3,500 jobless people in Oyo
PDP to APC: Purge yourself of evil machinations

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Understanding electricity tariffs paid by consumers
The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission, NERC, has put into operation a Multi-Year Tariff Order, MYTO, for the determination of the cost of electricity sold by distribution/retail companies for the period 1 June 2012 to 31 May 2017.
External reserves fall by $301m as Naira loses 2 kobo
The nation’s external reserves continued its downward trend as it fell by $301 million to $43.31 billion from $43.61 billion in the first six days of 2014.
Rivers’ court bombing: Lawyers give FG 30-day ultimatum
The Nigerian Bar Association, NBA, yesterday, gave the Federal Government, through the National Security Adviser and the Inspector General of Police, a 30-day ultimatum to thoroughly investigate the bombing of the Rivers State High Court premises in Ahoada and Okehi.
Shell’s Nembe city road nears completion
After waiting for over four decades to get their community linked to the rest of the country by road, the people of the coast city of Nembe in Nembe local government area of Bayelsa State a week ago, had cause to celebrate when the state Deputy Governor, Rear Admiral John Jonah made history as the first public office holder to visit the ancient kingdom in a four wheel vehicle.
57 House committee chairmen face sack
Chairmen of 57 of the 89 standing committees of the House of Representatives, stand the risk of losing their positions following allegations of laxity, including failure to submit reports on the pace of budget implementation in their oversight Ministries, Departments and Agencies, MDAs.
Winning Against Terror
IT is condemnable that some groups and individuals try to profit from the security challenges Nigeria faces. Their comments, while reacting to government’s efforts to end the attacks that have been a major challenge since 2009, tender to ignore the complexities involved.
63% of adult Nigerians use more than one phone —Survey
The results of the annual special edition of the telecoms polls released by NOIPolls Limited has revealed that most adult Nigerians who use more than one phone, actually find it inconveniencing. The choice however, according to the report, was to avoid the perennial poor quality of telecom services.
CHAN: Uzoenyi writes off Bafana Bafana, others
Enugu Rangers winger Ejike Uzoenyi is brimming with confidence ahead of the start of CHAN tournament on Saturday.
‘NIMASA should learn from content development fund’
While shipping operators in the maritime sector are battling with high interest rate for loans collected from banks and failed promises for assistance in that regards from the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), their counterparts in the oil and gas sector are benefiting from a scheme by the Nigerian Content Development Monitoring Board (NCDMB), to aid them to easily acquire vessels.
New Horizons introduces biometric certification in W/Africa
Following the recent adoption of biometric technologies by the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, for all banks in Nigeria and also the National Identity Management Commission, NIMC, for the development of highly skilled and certified IT professionals who will manage the issues that will arise in the usage of biometrics technologies, New Horizons, an IT training company, has introduced biometrics certifications into the market.
“1% use of genuine software can contribute $73b to global economy
Although the fight against software piracy has not yielded the expected result by different economies, latest finding by the Business Software Alliance, BSA, has revealed that increasing the use of genuine software by 1% contributes $73 billion to the global economy as opposed to $20 billion from pirated software, a whopping gap of $53 billion.
Ohanaeze sets up confab c’ttees
The apexIgbo socio-cultural organisation, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, has set up a planning and strategy committee on the proposed national conference with Professor Anya O. Anya as chairman.
Challenges before NDDC new board
Thirteen years after it came into being as an interventionist agency to help tackle challenges of under development in the Niger Delta region, the Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC is yet to meet this set goal.
Ex-bank manager to stand trial for alleged N30m fraud
A Federal High Court sitting in Lagos, yesterday, adjourned till January 30, for trial of Rosemary Usifo, a former branch Manager, First City Monument Bank Plc, FCMB, charged with N30 million fraud.
Police accuse Chidi Lloyd of premeditated murder
RIVERS State Police Command, yesterday, said preliminary investigation showed that Leader of the state House of Assembly, Mr. Chidi Lloyd, who was arrested recently for alleged killing of Police Sergeant Urang Obediah and one Kingsley Ejue, on December 30, last year, drove the vehicle that reportedly killed the two men.

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