Polls shift: ECOWAS appeals for calm, urges support for INEC
Jega, crusader of power shift to North —Ex-Imo speaker
Ebonyi House probes Gov Elechi
Agbaje promises to create more LCDAs
LEAP Africa trains teachers, students
Elections: OAU students, NYSC members fight over INEC jobs
Universities face their toughest year in Nigerian history (2)
Ondo Commissioner laments inability to obtain PVCs
Police committed to capacity building, says Lagos CP
How big your organisation is doesn’t really matter
Why small businesses fail
Running a successful crowdfunding campaign
NNPC, group move to monitor selling price of kerosene
Chewing gum
Stock market loses N135bn as performance indicators drop for 3 days
NTF busts visa racket
Handwashing: Dettol targets school pupils

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Aregbesola sets up 5-man visitation panel to resolve UNIOSUN crisis
OSOGBO—The governor of Osun State, Mr Rauf Aregbesola, has set up a five-man visitation panel for Osun State University in a bid to find a lasting solution to the lingering leadership crisis at the State University.
FCMB, House of Tara introduce women empowerment initiative
First City Monument Bank (FCMB) Limited, has partnered with House of Tara International to launch an economic empowerment initiative for women known as the Beauty Business On the Go (BBOG). The initiative is aimed at empowering women to become entrepreneurs so as to enable them realise their aspirations through the solid platform provided by the project. This is in line with one of the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) focal areas of the Bank and its value as a helpful financial institution. House of Tara International is a well-known Nigerian-based beauty brand and make-up school.
1.4m Nigerian youths to be recruited as traffic wardens
Over 1.4million Nigerians may be recruited into traffic warden service across the nation, in line with President Goodluck Jonathan’s transformation agenda on job creation.
Group decries plight of Nigeria Airways pensioners
Campaign for Democratic and Workers’ Rights, CDWR, has condemned in strong terms the neglect of the Nigerian Airways pensioners and the refusal to pay their pension to the year 1999 by the federal government.
PDP’ll soon take charge of Anambra State Govt House — Anohu
Hon. Emeka Anohu is the Deputy Minority Whip in the Anambra State House of Assembly, representing Ihiala 11 constituency. Recently, he defected from the Labour Party to the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and picked the House of Representatives ticket for Ihiala Federal constituency ahead of the forthcoming general elections. In this interview he bared his mind on why he wants to represent his people in the House of Representatives.
‘How I further education through varsity Roehampton online’
The growing reputation of online learning has fuelled its expansion in the past few years, with evidence mounting that this mode of learning is just as effective as that of the traditional classroom. For working professionals such as London-based Nigerian, Folakemi Abraham, online learning offers a flexible model, allowing her to progress with her study while continuing to run her business.
PDP NWC should resign over primaries, says Orji’s ex-aide
OWERRI—Former House of Representative aspirant in Imo State and ex-aide to Governor Theodore Orji of Abia State, Mr. Ben Onyechere, has called for the resignation of members of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, National Working Committee, NWC, over the fallout of the party’s primary elections.
MARCH POLLS: Delta politicians sign peace deal
ASABA—Ahead of the March 28 and April 11 general elections, political actors, stakeholders and their political parties in Delta State, yesterday, signed a peace pact with security agents.
ALLEGED MURDER: Court to rule on jurisdiction tomorrow
Lagos—A Lagos High Court sitting at Tafawa Balewa Square, will tomorrow February 12 give ruling on whether it has the jurisdiction to hear a case of violation of human rights in the alleged murder of four Igbo Ladipo traders.
We don’t owe AG Moeller N80m, transport firm tells court
LAGOS—A transport company, Cross Country Limited, yesterday, told a Federal High Court sitting in Lagos that it was not indebted to AG Moeller Limited to the tune of N80 million.

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