Pre-registered SIM cards: NCC blocks 10.7m lines
CBN bars foreign firms from printing cheques for Nigerian banks
We’ll not repeat our Lobi mistake against Bayelsa Utd – Ndubuisi
Wike promises to complete useful projects started by Amaechi
Stanbic IBTC Bank partners PAN on vehicle finance
Seven social media trends that can get you ahead of curve
Telecom sector drops in GDP contribution for Q1 2015
PDP’s opposition to Edo World Bank loan laughable — Oshiomhole
If only it was O’tega in Delta
Group petitions Gov Emmanuel over land compensation
Access Bank records 80% rights issue subscription
UK Mission pledges support for Nigerian football
Era of change: Insurance industry’ll not be left behind – KARI
We are devoted to making natural and organic products – Babakura

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Now your phone can credit itself
SEE what social media has done? Innovations are rife everywhere and every business that is not online is no business. A few years ago, printing of recharge cards was more or less one of the booming businesses. But, not anymore! At least, not at the level it used to be, because today, right in your mobile phone, also lies the airtime you need to load and make calls. The only thing is to know how to access it.
I’ll never help robbery victims again — Driver
A driver with Chisco Transport, who was arrested by personnel of the Federal Road Safety Corps, FRSC, yesterday, along the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway during its special patrol operation, has vowed never to assist victims attacked by robbers again.
New capital base: Stockbrokers seek another deadline extension
Stockbrokers have begun steps to get another extension of the deadline for firms to increase their capital bases as required by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The commission had earlier succumbed to pressure from market operators and shifted the deadline to Sept. 30 from Dec. 31, 2014.
Buhari probes sale of NITEL, MTEL
President Muhammadu Buhari, yesterday, ordered an inquest into processes leading to the sale of moribund national carrier, Nigerian Telecommunications, NITEL, and its mobile arm, Mobile Telecommunications, M-TEL by the government of his predecessor, Dr. Goodluck Jonathan.
Chibok girls: BBOG to commemorate 500 days of abduction
#BringBackOurGirls, BBOG, campaign group is set to commemorate the 500 days of the abduction of the 276 schoolgirls of Government Secondary School, Chibok, Borno State, by terrorists, in April 2014 to remind the world that the girls are still in captivity

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