Lagos issues ultimatum to substandard masts’ owners
When Kwara boosted transportation with 100 taxi cabs
We must tackle unemployment – Gbadebo
Shareholders decry low confidence in insurance operations
Verve joins EMVCo as associate programme
Digital Africa 2014 to double as World Electronics Forum
NAIC settles flood claims of sugar firm
NIGCOMSAT boss assures MDAs of adequate bandwidth supply
Pollution in Bayelsa, widespread —NOSDRA
Troubling times for Benin Republic
NFA gives Super Falcons AWC third place target,
Nigeria’s centenary and our avoidance of accomplishments
NSN opens office in Lagos, reassures on service delivery

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ISPON to Jonathan: Include software experts in probe panel of NIS
WHILE condemning the management of the recent nationwide recruitment tests by the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) that led to loss of lives, the Institute of Software Practitioners of Nigeria (ISPON) has urged President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan to urgently consider the inclusion of the software professional association in the membership of the panel in order to provide expert insight to the considerations given or otherwise to modern, software-driven best practice in exercises of this nature.
120 youths get NITDA’s business process outsourcing training
THE National Information Technology Development Agency, NITDA has graduated a total of 120 youths in Business Process Outsourcing, BPO.
Experts worry over surge of oral diseases
NIGERIAN medical experts have expressed concern over the growing prevalence of oral diseases, harping on the need for dental professionals to forestall rising cases of medical emergencies.
‘Agbim is as good as Enyeama, Ejide’
Are you among those who slammed Super Eagles goalie, Chigozie Agbim for his not too good performance at the CHAN in South Africa?
Obiano gets nod from Anambra lawmakers to appoint 10 SAs
Anambra State House of Assembly, on Tuesday, gave Governor Willie Obiano the nod to appoint 10 Special Advisers.
Nigeria industrial sector underfunded – UNIDO
Despite frantic efforts by the federal government to revamp the nation’s industrial sector, the United Nation Industrial Development Organisation, UNIDO, Tuesday ascribed the country’s slow industrialisation to underfunding of the sector.
Smoking predominant among Nigerians, 18 to 40 – survey
Nigeria’s leading survey and opinion polling firm, NOIPolls Ltd, says tobacco smoking has become highly predominant among Nigerians between the ages of 18 years and 40 years.
I am well, fit and ready for National Conference — Akunyili
Former Minister of Information and Communications, Professor Dora Akunyili has denied report that she was seriously sick and currently out of the country and in need of urgent prayers.
Police deactivate bomb in Kaduna
The Police in Kaduna on Tuesday said they had successfully defused an explosive suspected to be bomb in Kaduna.
Stop insulting President Jonathan, Ijaw leaders tell APC, Northern elite
LEADERS of the Ijaw in Warri, Delta State, have warned the All Progressives Congress, APC and Northern elite to put an end to their unguarded attacks and incessant insults on the person of President Goodluck Jonathan.
We didn’t issue ultimatum to attack Itsekiri —Ijaw group
AN Ijaw organisation, Egbema Radical Group, ERG, which, last week, allegedly blew up the Dibi oil pipeline, operated by Chevron Nigeria Limited in Warri North Local Government Area of Delta State, said, yesterday, that it never issued an ultimatum to attack Itsekiri people within 24 hours
Uduaghan’ll finish strong, Utuama assures Deltans
DELTA State deputy governor, Prof. Amos Utuama, has assured the people of the state that the Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan-led administration will finish strong, come 2015.
ICSAN holds public lecture on power sector
The 2014 Public Lecture of the Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators of Nigeria (ICSAN) is generating a lot of excitement as it would be focusing on a sector largely perceived as relevant to other sectors.
Brazil 2014: Keshi approves wives, says NO to girlfriends
Super Eagles coach Stephen Keshi gave the green light yesterday that married players could go to the World Cup with their wives but ruled out single players going with their girlfriends.
Paucity of funds is retarding karate’s growth, says Federation’s Vice President
Emmanuel Metu, the Vice-President of Karate Federation of Nigeria (KFN), has identified lack of funds as the bane of karate development in the country.

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