Okorocha’s aide decamps to PDP
Nigeria receives $23m to implement environmental projects
FG foot drags on implementation of new trade policy
Oscar Pistorius trial (3)
Where we are on employees compensation, by NSITF boss
ECOWAS students recognise Ehimiaghe
Brazil World Cup: Taribo passes judgement on Eagles
Don appointed Anambra Commissioner for Education
6 policemen get certificates of commendation in Yobe
JA Nigeria targets one million students for e-learning
Hope for Nigeria entertainment industry
Create jobs to end violence, NBA tells FG

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Wema Bank sustains profitability with N590m PBT in Q1
Wema Bank has sustained its return to profitability in 2013 by recording profit before tax of N590 million in the first quarter of 2014.
Wammako no threat to my return to Senate —Maccido
AHEAD of the 2015 general elections, Chairman, Senate Committee on Appropriations, Senator Ahmed Maccido, has said that the alleged aspiration of Governor Magatarkada Wammako of Sokoto State to contest Sokoto North senatorial ticket against him was not a threat.
Facebook profits nearly triple to $642 mn; mobile soars
Facebook profits nearly tripled in the first quarter to $642 million on a 72 percent surge in revenues, helped by strong gains in mobile users and mobile advertising.
Liverpool reveal Anfield redevelopment plans
Premier League leaders Liverpool on Wednesday published plans for the redevelopment of their Anfield home that would raise the stadium’s capacity from 45,276 to around 54,000.
Aviation after Oduah
THE departure of Princess Stella Oduah as the Aviation Minister brings to a screeching halt one of the most controversial careers in Nigerian public service.
Apple to boost share buyback and split stock
Apple on Wednesday said that it plans to buy back an additional $30 billion worth of shares and split its stock.
Hemmed in by hate, last Muslims in C.Africa capital pray for escape
Hundreds of Muslims, among the last remaining in the Central African Republic’s capital after months of brutal sectarian violence, are trapped in a slum desperately hoping to be saved from militia attacks.
Conductor docked for stealing dead man’s handset
A 31-year-old conductor, Saheed Yekinni, who allegedly stole two handsets belonging to a deceased man, was Wednesday arraigned before an Ikeja magistrate’s court.
Moses expects Chelsea return
VICTOR Moses has underlined his desire to fight for a first-team place at Chelsea next season when his loan spell at Liverpool comes to an end.
DISCOs operating PHCN’s billing model
“The introduction of a tariff system driven by market forces ignored the fact that Nigeria’s economy is import dependent and that there would always be of fluctuation of prices arising from the cost of sourcing foreign exchange and other charges that were paid at the port of entry, bribes and other levies which the electricity generation and distribution companies are made to pay before they come up with the final product”.
Gunmen kill 17 in Taraba village raid
Gunmen killed at least 17 people in an attack on a village in eastern Nigeria where scores of people have died in ethnic violence in recent weeks, police said Wednesday.
Niger earmarks N3.2bn for Christian, Islamic centres in Minna
Gov. Babangida Aliyu of Niger, on Wednesday, said the state government would establish a Christian and an Islamic centre in Minna to ensure peaceful co-existence among the people.
Jonathan hails Buhari’s patriotic call for national unity against terrorism
President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan commends General Muhammadu Buhari for his very statesman-like views on terrorism and insecurity in Nigeria as expressed in his article which was published by the media over the past two days.
Reforms to re-jig power sector
In May 1999 when General Olusegun Obasanjo assumed office, the power supply system in the country was in a very terrible state of disrepair and neglect. The generation availability was down to 1,600MW from the installed capacity of 5,876MW.
South African university honours Nigerian author, Ben Okri
Nigerian author, Ben Okri, will receive an honorary doctorate at the University of Pretoria’s Autumn Graduation Ceremony in South Africa on Friday, the university said.

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