Flying Eagles coach, Manu Garba is targeting all three points when his team face Brazil in their opening game of the FIFA Under-20 World Cup starting in New Zealand May 30. The Flying Eagles have a poor record against South American countries in the tournament, but Garba stated that this will not be the case when they play Brazil in the Group E pairings on June 1.

Abuja—As the National Assembly makes the last attempt to pass the Petroleum Industry Bill, PIB, the dichotomy between the North and the South has heightened over the consideration and possible passage of the bill. Major stakeholders in the North are uncomfortable with the passage of the bill, which is expected to give more financial muscle to the Southern communities in Nigeria, which control most of the oil facilities.

Federal Government is to introduce a new vehicle import policy that will force importers to include the Chassis number, engine number and Vehicle Identification number in their import documents to enable government track the history of every vehicle shipped into the country.

The Lagos State governor-elect, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode, yesterday, released his official portrait, saying that he would want to be addressed simply as Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode, the Governor of Lagos State, from May 29.

There are indications that foreign investors may be considering ‘holding-action’ on Nigerian economy contrary to wide-spread expectations and speculations that the huge success in the country’s recent general election was going to spur foreign investment inflow spontaneously.