Lagos: How Ambode won
LAST Saturday’s election in Lagos was unarguably the toughest governorship poll ever held in the state since the return to democratic rule and proved the sagacity and strength of the political leader of the state, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu
E-banking: Fresh concern over identity theft by cyber criminals
MOBILE financial services are still high priority for many mobile operators, financial institutions, technology firms, and governments in most sub-Saharan African countries, including Nigeria. However, the growing fear of identity theft has stalled the otherwise progress that should have been recorded in that genre of financial transaction.
Chibok Schoolgirls: Demonstrations mark first anniversary
The whole world stood in unison yesterday, demanding the release of the 219 schoolgirls abducted by Boko Haram terrorists exactly one year ago from Chibok, Borno State.
Two dead, as fire engulfs building in Lagos
A storey building located on Authority Avenue, in Ile-Iwe, Ikotun, Lagos, went up in flames in the early hours of yesterday, killing a man and his sister-in-law.
Ijaw, Itsekiri youths clash again over EPZ site, houses razed
IJAW and Itsekiri youths in Delta State fought again, Monday night, over the ownership of the site of the $16 billion Export Processing Zone, EPZ, in Ogidigben, an Itsekiri town in Warri South-West Local Government Area of the state.
I didn’t mean to kill my childhood friend, 17-year-old girl laments
Life for Chiemeriem Benjamin, who had a dream of becoming a banker, has come to a temporary halt as she accidentally killed her childhood friend, Lawrence Oloruntobi, during a minor disagreement.
