As Nigerians come to terms with the election of new officers to run the Nigeria Football Federation, NFF, the President Melvin Amaju Pinnick has dispelled fears that his over-bearing self and pride would rock the boat of the Board which overwhelmingly voted him into office in Warri.

Belgium’s Charles Michel, who became prime minister on Tuesday, is a 38-year-old French-speaking liberal who is now one of the youngest leaders in Europe.

A Catholic cardinal suggested Tuesday that the phrase “living in sin” for cohabiting couples should be banned, saying it alienated people from the Church.

Victor AHIUMA-YOUNG Trade Union Congress of Nigeria, TUC, has said it is laughable and painful that Nigeria is still exporting crude and importing refined products after 54 years of independence and called on government to do everything possible to change the trend urgently. This came as the body said the decay in electricity generation and […]

DELTA State Council of the Nigerian Labour Congress, NLC, has called on the state government to resuscitate some of the ailing industries in the state including the Delta Steel Company, DSC, Ovwian Aladja, to boost employment generation.

Umuoga family in Idoke community, Ahoada East local government area has decried the alleged failure of an oil giant to redress impact of oil spill from its operations on their farmlands.

President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, the Secretary General of the International Telecommunications Union (ITU), Dr.HammadounToure, the Minister of Communications Technology, Dr Omobola Johnson and among other distinguished Nigerians and international personalities will be honored today in Abuja at the commemoration of the ICT evolution as a development and growth tool in the transformation of Nigeria in the last 100 years.

Director General, National Office for Technology Acquisition and Promotion, NOTAP, Dr. Umar Bindir, is claiming that the agency has saved the country about 300 billion naira by regulating against importation of foreign technologies. He disclosed this at the weekend in an event held in Abuja.

The leaders of Nigeria and its neighbouring countries met in Niger on Tuesday for talks on finalising a multi-national force to fight Boko Haram Islamist militants.

PORT HARCOURT: About 900, 000 persons have so far benefitted from the Niger Delta Development Commission’s free health care programme which started fourteen years ago in the region.