Infraction: SEC sets aside N5bn for investors’ compensation
Northern govs vow to defeat Boko Haram, poverty
Ajimobi appoints media aides
Wake up to your responsibility, Adeosun charges NAICOM
Africa needs innovation to bridge unemployment gap – Siya Xusa
MPC measures not sufficient for economic growth – Analysts
Flour Mills Nigeria: One step away from loss
Recapitalisation: Acorn to raise N5bn via private placement
Is there nothing good about the so called illegal refineries? (2)
N50bn expenditure: Sylva accusses Dickson of lying
Sponsorship: MTN and manner of giving back
Rise in tax revenue miss-matches expenditure growth
Yuletide: Army advises Nigerians on security
Taxation: Why digital economy remains elusive – Oyedele
Can Nigerian states go bankrupt? (1)
ECOWAS businessmen seek court on trade disputes

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NAICOM moves to improve service delivery
In a bid to give its employee a voice in the regulatory body and a sense of belonging, the National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) assembled all cadres of its staff to chat ways of improving efficiency, increase revenues and reduce expenses in the coming year. The Commission last weekend gathered its entire rank and file staff from across the nation to Abuja for a two-day retreat in order to put the ideas from the cadres of staff into use ahead of 2016 operation.
Huawei to develop radio spectrum for better connectivity
To meet Nigeria’s growing need for broadband connectivity, Huawei has disclosed that it was working towards having a stronger radio spectrum, and development of a 4G/Long-Term Evolution network. The mobile phone maker also called for further cooperation among stakeholders to build the Information and Communications Technology ecosystem in Nigeria.
NFF elections, Akwa United and other stories
“P innick disclosed that the tenure of the Boards of the Leagues, under which umbrella Kawu became Member of the NFF Executive Committee, has expired.
Hope and hopelessness
Prince Abubakar Audu stood on the verge of history. He had been twice governor of Kogi State, and the electoral results showed that he would be elected a third time.
Abam in Chinua Achebe’s novels
Until the last decade of the 20th century, a common myth among the students population of Government College, Umuahia was that the people of Abam were human head hunters or killers, kidnappers and even cannibals who relished serving as mercenaries or hired warriors. This derogatory image of Abam remained what it was, a myth, yet it was widely accepted among the student population as truth. The result was that many of the few students from Abam who were lucky to attend that elite school, simply hid their identities behind neighbouring communities such as Ohafia, Abiriba and even Arochukwu.

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