Over 3m face humanitarian crisis in North East —NEMA
The Good, the Bad, the Ugly (1)
Gunmen kill Plateau varsity’s student
CBN raises CRR on private sector deposit to 15%
GUO BOSS: Court approves display of weapons
Lagos issues ultimatum to substandard masts’ owners
Power failure sacks Lagos courts
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

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NIGCOMSAT boss assures MDAs of adequate bandwidth supply
In order to reduce the recurrent cycles of capital flights by corporate organisations and government agencies and bring down cost of doing business via internet, Acting Managing Director, Nigerian Communications Satellite (NIGCOMSAT) limited, Ms Abimbola Alale has assured that the company has enough bandwidth for all corporate organisations and MDAs.
Pollution in Bayelsa, widespread —NOSDRA
Yenagoa—There are indications that Bayelsa State may be considered a special case, as the Federal Government moves to implement the United Nations Environmental Protection, UNEP, report on Ogoniland, Rivers State.
Troubling times for Benin Republic
BENIN Republic, Nigeria’s western neighbour is passing through a quiet turbulence that threatens to blow into full blown anarchy soon. Frustrated citizens of Benin Republic claim that “nothing is working including essential amenities like water, electricity including roads which are now luxuries.” All over the country, there are palpable fears of who would be the next victim as people are arbitrarily arrested and detained.
NFA gives Super Falcons AWC third place target,
The Nigeria Football Association (NFA) has given the Super Falcons a third-place target at the 2014 African Women Championship (AWC) scheduled to take place in Namibia in October.
Nigeria’s centenary and our avoidance of accomplishments
We have recently marked the passing of 100 years since the north and south of Nigeria were brought together as one administrative unit under British rule.
NSN opens office in Lagos, reassures on service delivery
THE Senior Vice President of Middle East and Africa region, of Nokia solutions and networks, NSN, Mr. Igor Leprince, at the opening of its office in Lagos, last week, expressed his company’s commitment to improving connectivity in Nigeria.
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?

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