New software update for Nokia X series
CBN sets N100bn minimum capital for WDFIs
For Bamidele Aturu, 1964-2014
Plateau NMA seeks punitive measure for medical tourism
Echoes of Chibok, the female suicide bombers
Osun: The change to come
Dwindling allocation from Federation Account worries Ondo govt
Why telecom operators may not invest more in Nigeria
MASSOB leader warns Igbo resident in north to return home
Rights Group to Youth: Shun ‘stomach infrastructure’ politicians
IGP vows to change attitude of Police rank and file
Crises claimed 631 Nigerians in July— INTERSOCIETY
NBA gives Abia govt 14 days ultimatum to reinstate sacked CJ
2015: APC calls for Gov Elechi’s impeachment
Why Osun poll will be better than Ekiti – Ben Obi

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Fear of Ebola, beginning of wisdom (1)
OGA Ebola! Hmm, the almighty HIV has become a child’s play. God please save the poor woman and us too!” said Nneka, a commuter in the Tin-Can Island-bound commuter bus this Tuesday morning as the bus approached the notorious Second Rainbow Bus-stop along the ever- busy Apapa-Oshodi Expressway where the usual hold-up had built up.
Polls: Ex-commissioner chided over alleged imposition of candidate
A group, Umuhu Ezechi Youths Vanguard, UEYV, has chided a former commissioner in the state, Paul Mba, for attempting to foist his brother as a councillor to represent Umuhu Ezechi Ward in the soon to be reconstituted legislative arm of Bende Local Government of Abia State.
Impeachment : Panel dismisses assembly’s allegations against Al-Makura
LAFIA — The seven-man panel set up to investigate allegations of gross misconduct leveled against Governor Umaru Al-Makura of Nasarawa State by the state House of Assembly in a bid to impeach him from office, yesterday, dismissed the 16-count charge for lack of evidence.
Bayelsa govt slams FG, oil firms over UNEP report
Yenagoa—Bayelsa State Government has slammed the Federal Government and multinational oil companies operating in the Niger Delta region over non-implementation of the recommendations of the United Nations Environment Programmes, UNEP’s report on Ogoni areas and remediation of areas devastated in the region.
Falconets target victory over Mexico
Nigeria’s Under-20 female national team, The Falconets, will start their seventh Fifa Under-20 World Cup campaign today against Mexico at the Moncton Stadium in Canada.
Standards Organisation of Nigeria and Portland Cement
We have in the two previous weeks looked at Portland cement, its pricing and its proper application in construction.
2 profs among Bible College graduands
TWO university professors are among the over 6,374 candidates who will graduate from the Redeemers Bible College today as part of the ongoing 62nd annual convention at the Redemption Camp of the church
Adeboye ordains 2,435 assistant pastors
TO effectively cope with the challenges of rapid expansion, the Redeemed Christian Church of God, RCCG, yesterday, ordained 2,435 assistant pastors to assist the church leadership manage the growth. The figure which is slightly higher than last year’s figures is drawn from various formations of the church across the globe. Last year, the church ordained 2,402 assistant pastors
APC vows to cause upset in Burutu
The All Progressives Congress, APC, has vowed to cause a radical change in the tide of political events in Burutu Local Government Area of Delta State in the upcoming council elections
Ekwunife, 4 Anambra APGA Reps seek waiver to return to PDP
FORMER Anambra State governorship aspirant on the platform of All Progressives Grand Alliance, APGA, and member of the House of Representatives, Mrs. Uche Ekwunife, Mr. Chris Azubogu and three other lawmakers elected on the platform of APGA in Anambra State, have written the national chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Alhaji Ahmed Muazu, begging for waiver to return to the party.
Ex-Attorney Gen cautions Edo lawmakers on court orders
FORMER Edo State Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice, Chief Charles Edosomwan, yesterday, warned members of the state House of Assembly to stop making mockery of judicial pronouncements, saying that such trends were capable of endangering democracy in the state.
Lagos debunks Omole Phase II residents’ position on new houses
LAGOS—The Lagos State Government, yesterday dismissed allegation of illegality and impunity against it by residents of Omole Phase 11 Residential Scheme over construction of some blocks of flats at the Estate.
Allegations: Enugu CJ inaugurates 7-man panel to investigate Dep Gov
Chief Judge of Enugu State, Justice Innocent Umezulike, yesterday, inaugurated a seven-man panel to investigate allegations against the embattled Deputy Governor of the state, Mr. Sunday Onyebuchi, by the state House of Assembly
Falconets set to rumble against Mexico
Nigeria U-20 women team the Falconets, have moved into their FIFA designated hotel ahead of the kick off of the 2014 FIFA women’s World Cup today in Canada.
More feared infected with Ebola virus
THERE were fears, yesterday, that six of the eight primary contacts of the late Patrick Sawyer, may have tested positive to the Ebola virus, but are yet to show signs of the disease.

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