Segun Arinze becomes BON artistic director
Lancelot threatens to place curse on pirates
Jumbo pay: Dogara raises committee
How Sapele went on fire as Cynthia Morgan, others shared German Juice with 11,000 fans
Amokachi: I’m not in Nnewi for money
Shooting Stars take war to Pillars
Ooni Sijuade, an epitome of humility, honesty – VP Osinbajo
Onyeka Onwenu sings for terror victims
I do music to make people happy – Ketchup
Four P’s of breastfeeding
Extra-judicial killing: NGO petitions Amnesty Int’l, others
Nigeria’s Nwakali ready to face Ronaldo
The sex of a woman
National Carrier: Our ten failed attempts (1960-2014)
I love my boobs says Enitan Odugbemi
Okowa gets commendation over Onuesoke’s appointment

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Anambra PDP leaders dismiss purported sack of Metuh
LEADERS of Anambra State Chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP have dismissed the purported sack of the party’s National Publicity Secretary, Chief Olisa Metuh, describing such moves as coming from the All Progressives Congress, APC and its agents.
Ortom laments 65-months BSUSTC salary backlog
Governor Samuel Ortom of Benue State has ordered the state Finance Commissioner to immediately pay three months, out of the backlog of 65 months salary arrears owed staff of the Benue State University Science and Technical College, BSUSTC, Makurdi.
Check Point study reveals rise in zero-day attacks on mobile devices, networks
Latest security study by Check Point Technologies Limited has revealed a rise in zero-day attacks on mobile devices and networks as the biggest threat to today’s enterprise.
The 2015 report is the company’s third annual report revealing the major security threats that impacted organizations across the world.
Corruption: No more land for indicted persons – Itsekiri community
TO discourage corrupt enrichment by both public and private sector individuals, the elders of Ugbodede, an Itsekiri community in Warri South Local Council of Delta State, have declared that the community’s land is not for sale to persons with dubious backgrounds and intentions.
200-level student needs N10m to live
MISS Esther Wuraola Akinrefon, a 200-level student of the Osun State College of Education, never suspected kidney failure when she took ill in school in November last year and was rushed to a hospital until it was later diagnosed that her kidney was down. Since then, she has been bedridden, requiring three sessions of dialysis weekly, and each costing N30,000.
BBL partners Rome Business School for entrepreneurial devt.
In order to lure foreign investors into the country, and create business opportunities, managerial empowerment and economic development in Nigeria, Business Builders Limited, a leading international business development, SME, training, consulting, research and information based firm, has partnered with Rome Business School to give graduates, professionals and entrepreneurs the chance to develop competencies in managerial disciplines based on the best international standards that could help them perform optimally in a global competitiveness.
Steady power supply to attract foreign investors – Min
I think Nigeria economy will get better and better only if the domestic situation remains steady, because Nigeria is rich in many various resources, such as nature and human resources. In addition, Nigeria should use more of foreign investment, giving more favorable policy to foreign companies.
C-of-O now available for N15,000 in Ondo, ready in eight weeks
Property owners in Ondo state can now obtain titles for them for a minimum fee of N15,000 and maximum of N25,000 even with the processing and delivery period of the certificates pegged at 8 weeks.
Okonkwo: Poor run must end
“”I want to apologise to the fans for my missed penalty in the game against Sunshine Stars.
Fifteen US states tackle Obama on clean power plan
Fifteen US states have petitioned a federal court to block new rules by President Barack Obama’s administration to encourage clean power and cut harmful carbon emissions from power plants.

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