Boko Haram throws explosives into homes, shoots dead civilians
Boko Haram gunmen killed many people in an attack in the restive northeast, throwing explosives into residential homes and shooting dead civilians who tried to surrender, an official and witnesses said Friday.
‘Electricity consumers are impatient …’
A major investor in the nation’s new Electricity Distribution Companies on Friday described the graduated increase in Multi-Year Tariff Order (MYTO) as a serious disincentive to the Federal Government electrification programme.
Borno to reopen public schools after Ramadan – Commissioner
The Borno Government says it will re-open all public schools after the Ramadan fast.
The New Pension Revolution
ALTHOUGH the Pension Reform Act 2014 has been widely hailed by Nigerians, especially the labour and pensioners as a bold step in the right direction, one of the worries expressed by virtually everybody has been the question of implementation.
Refund of N41.9bn: NNPC to dialogue with lawmakers
Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) said it would continue to dialogue with the National Assembly over its directive that the corporation should refund 262 million dollar to the Federation Account.
WHO spokesman among 298 killed in Malaysia Airlines crash
Glenn Thomas, a spokesman for the World Health Organisation, was among the 298 people killed in the crash in eastern Ukraine of a Malaysia Airlines jet, the UN agency said Friday.
