Ogun’s monthly IGR hits N4bn, from N730m in 2011
Chibok girls: Agbakoba tasks FG on space laws
It is risky to eat outside your abode — Iwu
Religion committee: Discordant tunes hamper debates
I do not believe in strikes— Dr. Sunday Oluseye
A season of conspiracies against Goodluck Jonathan
Peugeot boss restates commitment to reposition PAN
Gunmen sack 33 villages in Ogu
Volunteers flood NGO’s blood donation camp

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Infrastructure development: COREN wants graduate engineers posted to engineering firms
COUNCIL for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria COREN, has appealed to the National Youth Service Corps NYSC, to post graduate engineers to engineering firms for them to get practical knowledge of engineering work.
Lagos dares churches, mosques over noise pollution
The Lagos State Government last week, threatened to sanction places of worship for allegedly disturbing public peace with noise from their loud speakers.
Experts advocate use of mediation in resolving tenancy disputes
Rather than recourse to litigation in the recovery of premises with the attendant waste of time and resources as well as the deep scar it leaves on the litigants at the end, estate surveyors and valuers and their colleagues in the legal profession have called for the use of mediation as an alternative means of resolving tenancy related disputes.
UN-Habitat director seeks new path to sustainable development
A university don and senior director with the United Nations Human Settlement Programme, UN-Habitat, Prof. Banji Oyelaran-Oyeyinka has called for a return to the path of sustainable development which he said would guarantees improvements in the quality of life for all Nigerians
Obiano orders removal of vehicles, political bill-boards in urban centres
ANAMBRA State governor, Chief Willie Obiano has ordered immediate removal of vehicles from all roads in the urban centres and removal of political billboards in a move aimed at restoring sanity in the state.
#BringBackourGirls: Doubts, hope as parents watch B-Haram video
Distraught and traumatized parents of the female students of Government Girls Secondary School, Chibok, Borno State abducted one month ago by Boko Haram terrorists, yesterday, reacted to the video of some of the abducted girls released by Boko Haram leader, Abubakar Shekau expressing doubts over the authenticity of the video. However, some claimed that the video gave them hope that their daughters were still alive.
Hyundai Motors opens multi-million Naira service facility
Hyundai Motors Nigeria last week commissioned an ultramodern 3s (service, sales and spare-parts) facility and skill acquisition centre valued at more than N500m in the Orile neighborhood of Amuwo – Odofin district in Lagos State.
PHCN pensioners give FG, NELCOM 7 days utlimatum over arrears
BY GABRIEL ENOGHOLASE BENIN—MEMBERS of the Nigeria Union of Pensioners, NUP, Electricity Sector, have given a seven-day ultimatum to the Federal Government and the Nigeria Electricity Liability Management Limited, NELCOM, to pay their pension arrears and other outstanding allowances or face street protests by the workers. They cliamed that no fewer than 5,000 of their […]
Abuja Disco to engage 2,265 workers
As the six months employment contracts offered employees of defunct Power Holding Company of Nigeria, PHCN, expired, the management of the Abuja Electricity Distribution Company, AEDC, has re-engaged 2,265 workers to reposition and strengthen the operational needs of the company.
Shell opens bid for $12bn Bonga SW project
In an era where foreign direct investment in Nigeria’s oil and gas sector has not been forthcoming, Anglo-Dutch Shell has started contract award process for the construction of Floating Production Storage and Offloading, FPSO for its $12billion Bonga South West Aparo development.

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