Huawei outlines vision for 5G at 2015 MWC
Fifth-generation mobile technology, 5G, will become critical infrastructure in a super-connected world, Ken Hu, Huawei's Deputy Chairman and Rotating CEO, has said.
How Jonathan’s re-election bid turned Bini palace chiefs against each other
The past two weeks in Benin Kingdom has been tensed following the disagreement between top Benin palace chiefs over the re-election ambition of President Goodluck Jonathan. The tension was expected following the resolve by Governor Adams Oshiomhole that the people of Edo will State not support the re-election of Jonathan after he accused the President of abandoning the people of the state notwithstanding that they voted massively for him in 2011.
20,000 ex-militants go to school!
The Federal Government had good intentions for granting Niger Delta militants amnesty. Thankfully, the move has effectively stopped the raging restiveness in the region. It also helped, considerably, in the socio-economic development of the area and involved the ex-militants in gainful employment.
Dozens killed as three bombs hit Maiduguri
Three explosions hit Maiduguri, yesterday, in what could be the worst attacks there since Islamist militants tried to seize it in January.
We rejected politicians’money — Uche, Methodist Prelate
Prelate of Methodist Church Nigeria, Dr. Samuel Kanu Uche, in this interview,warns politicians not to give the military any chance to form an interim government. Excerpts…
Blame Buhari, Shettima, Lai Mohammed if Chibok girls are not found — PDP
Peoples Democratic Party Presidential Campaign Organisation (PDPCO) says the All Progressives Congress (APC), its presidential candidate, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (rtd), Governor Kashim Shettima of Borno State and the party’s National Publicity Director, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, should be held responsible if the abducted Chibok girls are not found.
