APC senators chide Jonathan over immigration job deaths
Anichebe makes U-turn, begs Keshi
Okpekpe road race: Oshiomhole begins training
“A connected world leads to higher productivity”
Alampasu leads Eaglets to F/Eagles
Financial literacy crucial to Nigeria’s economic growth
From joblessness to lifelessness
Uneasy calm at Ladipo market
Killings: NAF commences aerial surveillance of Benue
Raped, eyes plucked by ritualists, woman cries for help
Yobe killings: Bauchi receives 200 students, staff from Yobe
First Watch: The missing oil money
Hold Interior Ministry, NIS responsible – Chukwuezie
Celebrated scholar, Acholonu dies at 63
Group wants PDP to conduct fresh primary in Kogi
Church of Nigeria honours Abe, others

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Unending controversies: Vested interest, power play
SATURDAY, March 15, 2014 would remain a sad day in the mind of many Nigerians on account of the about 15 Nigerians who lost their lives and several others injured in their quest for gainful employment into the Nigerian Immigration Service, NIS. Tragedy struck when there was a stampede and several of the already fatigued applicants were trampled to death, while others simply passed out.
Abia: Airport as catalyst for development
WHEN Abia State’s Chief Theodore Orji announced his government’s plan to construct an airport of international standard in the state before the expiration of his second term in office, some armchair critics and cynics did not take him seriously.
Jonathan asks Senate to confirm Bulkachuwa as Court of Appeal President
ABUJA—PRESIDENT Goodluck Jonathan, yesterday, forwarded the name of Justice Zainab Bulkachuwa, to the Senate for confirmation as substantive President, Court of Appeal.
Nigeria and the challenges of cyber crime
In 1982 and 1983, the first desktop computers began to appear, many were equipped with operating system called Berkeley UNIX which includes Network Software – which allows relatively easy connection to the Internet.
Deregistration: Obey court order, FRESH Democratic Party tells INEC
FRESH Democratic Party,FDP, has called on the Independent Electoral Commission, INEC, to give it recognition, in line with an Abuja Federal High Court judgement, which declared its de-listing illegal.

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