Afren sets 5-year double digit production target
Nigeria yet to benefit from Climate Change fund — Presidency
Lagos, the mega-city grappling with inadequate potable water
Hard nuts await legislators as NASS resumes
Sugar sector to contribute 411MW of electricity
BRT vandalization: Tribunal pledges fairness
FG explains policy on renewable energy
Iheanacho good for Eagles – Ugbade
Stakeholders advocate energy-efficient buildings
Global fuel use to rise 38% by 2040
Nigeria to review power MoU with Germany
We all have roles to play in war against terrorism – Obanikoro
2015: Ohanaeze to take stand on Jonathan Sept 29
FRC indicts medical centre, varsity over expenditure framework
Strike: 104 unity schools may not resume Sept 22
Confab delegate insists on zoning
TETFUND releases N22.3bn in 10 years

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Ebola: NMA makes U-turn, says schools can resume Sept 22
THE Nigeria Medical Association, NMA, yesterday, made a U-turn as president of the group, Dr. Kayode Obembe, told lawmakers and other stakeholders that the resumption date of September 22 for schools as scheduled by Federal Government was okay.
Developer unveils Purplestone Mall
Driven by the vision to provide first class and affordable housing infra-structure for residential and commercial purposes which will invariably impact on the quality of life of both high and medium income earners, Beverly & Sam Properties, a firm of property developers has developed an ultra modern multi-purpose shopping mall in Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory.
PDP govs hold crucial meeting
Governors elected under the banner of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, will meet at the Akwa Ibom State Governor’s Lodge in Asokoro, Abuja, today.
How prepared are we for schools’resumption?
PARENTS and guardians with their children and wards in both public and private primary and secondary schools – which were earlier scheduled to reopen by the third week of September after a long holiday that began late July – were directed by the Federal Government to adhere to a new date following the sudden outbreak of the deadly Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) in the country.
2015: Ohanaeze to take stand on Jonathan Sept 29
THE apex Igbo socio-cultural organization, the Ohanaeze Ndigbo, will on September 29, take a stand on its support for President Goodluck Jonathan in the 2015 presidential election.
FG targets 1m tonnes of cooking gas yearly
The Federal Government has said it plans to supply the local market up to one million metric tonnes, MT, of Liquefied Petroleum Gas, LPG/cooking gas yearly, to boost per capita consumption of the commodity in the country.
Anambra communities spoil for war over land
Tension is mounting in Ekwusigo Local Government Area of Anambra State as two of its towns, Eziora Ozubulu and Irefi Oraifite villages, are spoiling for war over a piece of land at the boundary between them.
Ambode lauds doggedness of youths
All Progressive Congress, APC, governorship hopeful in Lagos, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode, has commended young Nigerians who have not allow the socio-economic and political circumstances in the country to weigh them down, but have use the challenges to motivate themselves.
Toyota, FG officials to meet in Germany over assembly plant
OFFICIALS of Toyota Motor Corporation Japan and the Federal Government’s team led by the Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, Dr. Olusegun Aganga will be meeting in Germany on Friday to discuss the possibility of setting up a Toyota assembly plant in Nigeria, under the Federal government’s new auto policy.
Abuja Motor Fair to boost investment in auto sector
THE annual Abuja International Motor fair scheduled to hold at the Eagles Square Abuja next month is targeted towards boosting investments in the auto sector.

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