MSMEs employ 60m Nigerians, accounts for 48% of GDP
NSCDC ex-officials protest delayed entitlements
IYC tackles unemployment in N-Delta
Oyo civil servants groan, decry unpaid salaries
APGA, Labour Party to collapse into APC in Ebonyi
Change for political unity and economic devt
Tiv youths accuse DPO of fuelling Takum crisis
Ogun, BATN train women farmers in Ogun
Customs intercepts N122.5m smuggled goods in Lagos
Gunmen miss man, abduct wife

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Hilton Hotel takes young Nigerians on career in hospitality
Young Nigerians are benefiting from Hilton Hotel worldwide largest global career event showcasing the many opportunities available in the hospitality industry. Throughout the month of May, Hilton Worldwide hotels and corporate offices around the globe are hosting hundreds of events to inform those looking for employment, including young people, about the vast array of exciting opportunities available to all in the hospitality industry.
2 docked for robbery
Two men, Ismaila Oladosun, 28, and Monday Paul, 35, have been arraigned before an Ikeja Magistrate’s Court over allegations of robbery and firearms.
IYC tackles unemployment in N-Delta
Ijaw youths, under the aegis of Ijaw Youth Council, IYC, worldwide, met in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State capital, to x-ray the condition of Ijaw and Niger Delta youths, especially beneficiaries of the amnesty programme with a view to getting them employed.
Abuja housing challenge and Winning Clause Estate example
Only very few cities in the world can match the cost of living in Abuja, the Federal Capital City of Nigeria. Of all Abuja’s mounting needs, as in all new cities, housing remains the most acute. It is so bad that one-room self-contained goes for up to half a million Naira in the city centre, and only slightly less in the adjourning districts.
Ogun rakes in N120m in parking fees monthly
At least 10,000 trucks now park daily within the Ogun State territory because of their evacuation from Lagos roads and bridges From the number, the state government rakes in 80 per cent of the accruable revenue while the remaining 20 percent go to private companies and individuals. The state government which charges N500 per day makes over N120 million per month or N4 million per day.
Niger election tribunal receives 7 petitions
The Election Petitions Tribunal in Minna, Niger State, has received seven petitions relating to the March 28 and April 11 elections in the state.
Save your life with Lai llah illallah
The belief in the words of “Lá iláha illallah” is one of the basis for being a Muslim, to refute all deities and accept Allah as the only God and Lord of the Universe. No one can be a Muslim without believing and adhering to the tenets of of Lá iláha illallah. Lá iláha illallah is the belief in the divine lordship of Allah (referred to as “rububiyyah”), meaning believing that Allah is the only one power who creates, gives life and death, and maintains the affairs of all that’s in this universe.
We’ve empowered 30,000 agitators from the creeks – Kuku
The Special Adviser to the President on Niger Delta and Chairman, Presidential Amnesty Programme, PAP, Mr. Kingsley Kuku, has said that he was not afraid of probe by the incoming administration, adding that it will take an angel for his successor to attain the feat he recorded in the last four years of his leadership of the Amnesty office.
Abia Assembly member–elect wants FG to fix Aba – Ikot Ekpene highway
Member-elect for Obingwa East state constituency in Abia State House of Assembly, Solomon Akpulonu, has decried the deplorable state of Aba-Ikot Ekpene highway and called on the federal government to urgently rehabilitate it.
Nigeria’s ‘Lost Year’ deterring investors, RenCap says
Nigerian consumer stocks are struggling through a “lost year” as a slump in oil prices buffets the nation’s economy, according to Renaissance Capital Ltd. Fuel shortages are making it harder to distribute goods as companies including Guinness Nigeria Plc, Nestle Nigeria Plc, and Unilever Nigeria Plc grapple with a slowing economy and weaker local currency, said Benjamin Samuels, head of equities at the Moscow-based investment bank that focuses on emerging markets.

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