TRIBUNAL: Edo PDP Rep candidate seeks nullification of Akpatason’s election
Reps Speakership: CJF makes case for S-South, S-East
2015: The end of the matter in Delta, Imo and Abia
Tension over killing of Ekpan community exco member
Ode Irele: Physiotherapists caution against alarmist reports
Collapsed building: Lagos seals 1, 423 structures last year
Lagos takes preventive measures against malaria
2015 Federal Budget: Matters Arising — Afrinvest
Foreign Portfolio Investments expected to increase in Q2
The good and ugly sides of CSR
Garba warns players ahead of Germany trip
When $ became cheaper in the black market

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Can Jumia sustain affordability drive without compromising quality?
One of the most notable features of online shops, since online retail debuted in Nigeria, is its cheap prices of goods. Compared with the offline market prices, these online shops, despite free shipping services and high cost of logistics, still manage to maintain clear edge in terms of price while still offering quality goods. One of the online shops that has maintained this tradition since inception is Nigeria’s pioneer online retailer, Jumia.com.ng.
Stop embarrassing Igbo, group tells Obiano, others
A socio-polical pressure group, Maka Odinma Anambra, has asked Governor Willie Obiano of Anambra State and other leaders of the South East to stop embarrassing themselves and zone by trying to hobnob with the president-elect, General Mohammadu after casting their ballot against him.
Vandals are better armed than us — Lagos NSCDC
TWO months after the anti-vandals squad of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defense Corps, NSCDC, was attacked by some suspected pipeline vandals in Oke-Oko, a border town in Ikorodu, the Lagos State Command of the Corps has come out to say that the law enforcement agents were overwhelmed by the sophisticated weapons employed by the vandals, adding that three of its men were still missing.
NIPDs: Lagos targets 4m children
The Lagos State Government has said 4.3 million children were immunised against childhood vaccine preventable diseases including polio during the March National Immunisation Plus Days, NIPDs, in the State even as it is targeting more four million children in the April NIPDs. Disclosing this last week, Special Adviser on Health to the Lagos State Governor, Dr. Yewande Adeshina said the March NIPDs had 96 percent coverage.
Ignorance often the cause of resistance to immunisation
It is important to get babies immunised because when they are born, they have little or no immunity, so they are prone to infectious diseases. They have a little protection from their mothers’ immunity but that wanes within a short time. The time to immunise a baby is right from birth. There is an immunisation protocol that is followed. The vaccination protects them and prepares them for the challenges ahead from the infectious diseases that can occur.
Fashola to flag off 10th Lagos Motor Show, auto parts expo, Thursday
Governor Babatunde Raji Fashola, SAN, of Lagos State is expected to lead other dignitaries from the public and private sectors to declare open the 10th edition of the Lagos Motor Fair & 4th Autoparts Expo Nigeria. The Fair which kicks off on Thursday, at the Federal Palace Hotel, Ahmadu Bello Way, Victoria Island, Lagos, will parade over 100 companies from Nigeria and abroad.
Apapa gridlock: Pedestrians decry one-way traffic
Lagos—Pedestrians along the traffic-ridden Oshodi Apapa Expressway have decried the recklessness of one-way traffic drivers, and called for construction of pedestrian bridges along sections of the expressway that witness massive movement of pedestrians crossing from one side of the highway to the other.
Housing microfinance: Panacea for Nigeria’s housing deficit
Housing microfinance, otherwise known as microfinance for housing or incremental financing, is regarded as the application of a microfinance based approach to housing finance. While the concept ‘housing microfinance’ is relatively new in development circles, the practice is not. Access to housing and access to housing finance by low income earners is a critical development issue facing most countries around the globe. Many households in Africa are unable to access mortgage finance either because it does not exist or because it is inaccessible.
BVN will boost retail credit – NIBSS CEO
The Bank Verification Number (BVN) initiative will help to boost retail credit in the banking industry by helping banks to identify and blacklist fraudulent customers.
NNPC-Shell Cup: 27 Schools qualify for zonal preliminaries
Twenty-seven schools have emerged as champions from the state finals in the ongoing 17th edition of the NNPC-Shell Cup for Nigerian secondary schools sponsored by the Shell Petroleum Development Company Joint Venture.

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