FG signs MoU with 3 firms on solar power
NASS: PDP members kick against planned imposition of candidate
Oil slump: Fitch sees harder times for Nigeria in 2015
Nigeria campaigns for broadband investment at ITU 2014
APGA Assembly aspirant promises good leadership
NFF warns Enyimba, Kano Pillars
Oil workers’ strike: DSS indicts Total
Between Buhari and Jonathan: A straight race to 2015
Phase3 Telecom lifts children with disabilities
Obsequies for Amb Ashiru
2015: Botu drums support for Okowa, Manager, Pondi
Lagos Anglican Diocese gets c’ttee on 2015 election
Jonathan to present N4.4trn budget today
Smile introduces new promo for yuletide season
Pillars want N600m for next season

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Probe Obasanjo now — Owie tells EFCC
FORMER Chief Whip of the Senate, Senator Rowland Owie, has called on the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, to investigate the administration of former President Olusegun Obasanjo.
Warri Wolves retain 23 players
Warri Wolves Football Club has sent 23 names to CAF for registration towards the forthcoming CAF Confederation Cup assignment while 12 others have been asked to look elsewhere to ply their trade as the Club prepare for the coming season.
Jakande lauds Ilupeju PCRC over N50m security project
Former Governor of Lagos State, Chief Lateef Jakande, JP, has commended the Ilupeju Police Community Relations Committee, PCRC, for embarking on N50 million Wireless Closed Circuit Television, WCCTV, to enable the police detect crimes in the area.
Should oil prices fall below range, Govt would make further adjustments – Jonathan
President Goodluck Jonathan warned Tuesday that Nigeria could be forced to cut further the amount of oil revenue it uses for government spending if the global crude price continued to plummet.
Imo gov: PDP, INEC to appear in court over Ihedioha, Ararume
The Federal High Court in Abuja has ordered the Peoples Democratic Party to appear before it on December 19 to explain why the name of Senator Ifeanyi Araraume should not be submitted as the governorship candidate of the party for the 2015 general elections.
Middle Belt youths decry rising insecurity
The United Middle Belt Youth Movement has decried the prevailing political and security challenges facing the region saying that its people were constantly being attacked and killed just as their property were being destroyed, triggering mass exodus of people from their homeland.
Court summons PDP over Enugu gov primaries
The Abuja Division of the Federal High Court, yesterday, gave the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, 24 hours to appear before it to adduce reason why the governorship primaries it conducted in Enugu State on December 8, 2014, should not be cancelled.
DESOPADEC commissioner makes case for science subjects
The commissioner for Delta State Oil Producing Area Development Commission, DESOPADEC, in charge of Ughelli North and Ethiope East Local Government areas, Mr. Ominimini Obiuwevbi, has donated scientific equipment to Ibru College Agbarha Otor in Ughelli North.
Foundation to partner Delta on healthcare
The Isioma Okobah Foundation has made a commitment to assist Delta State government in repositioning the health sector through the provision of affordable, accessible and qualitative health care in conformity with globally-accepted standards.
Niger Delta youths honour Okitiakpe
NIGER Delta Youth Council, NDYC, has honoured Chief Patrick Okitiakpe with an award as an Icon of Excellent Leadership.
2015: Lagos too big for beginners to govern —Fashola
LAGOS—Ahead of the 2015 election, Governor Babatunde Fashola of Lagos State yesterday warned that the state was too big for beginners to experiment with, saying; “The state needed someone who already understands the system of governance in Lagos.”
Bassey, Ojo-oba, Uchegbulam appointed CAF instructors
In a bid to promote and improve the quality and level of all football aspects in Africa, especially at club level where clubs must be licensed to participate, CAF Monday appointed instructors to help drive the criteria that will ensure that clubs have appropriate infrastructure, knowledge and application in respect of management and organization.
Edo 2016: Osunbor as an agent of change
SENATOR Oserheimen Osunbor, a household name in the heartbeat of the nation, Edo, once again has signified his intention to govern the state he tried to rebrand within 18 months. In those 18 months Edolites knew that there was a man at Denis Osadebey House that gave governance a human face.
Henry retires, signs £25m Sky deal
Former Arsenal captain Thierry Henry, has announced his retirement from playing football and has signed a contract worth around £25million with Sky television as football expert and ambassador from the start of 2015.
DSS nabs 7 in botched negotiation with Boko Haram
The Department of State Services (DSS), has vowed that it will serve justice to all those who sponsor or partake in the publication of subversive reports against the country.

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