Oracle makes case for ‘cloud’
The story of the destruction of APGA — Factional Abia Chairman, Ukaegbu
AVIATION FUEL: NCAA halts supply by marketers without depots
Gunmen kill 74-yr-old ex-Naval officer in Lagos
Kwara teachers begin strike Dec 1
Computer–based testing‘ll boost quality education —NBTE
Appointments: Ikpeazu moves to avert crisis in PDP
Union Bank unveils ‘new look’ branches
Our roads ‘re death traps, says Buhari
Rolof Computers bags 2015 IT products company award
Buhari establishes E-UNIT to cut cost of governance
Police assure of crime-free Yuletide
Kogi poll: PDP weighs options to oust APC
NIJ Provost charges media on knowledge of constitution
60% of federal roads in deplorable condition —NARTO
FG partners China on space technology
Tor Tiv, great man of peace — Buhari

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UBEC Intervention: Why Ekiti was sanctioned — UBEC boss
The Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC) has revealed that it banned the Ekiti State Government from accessing the Federal Government intervention fund for the universal basic education due to failure to comply with guidelines laid down by the government.
Siasia hopeful as Eagles land in Dakar
Nigeria’s team arrived Dakar, Senegal for the U-23 African Cup of Nations, with coach Samson Siasia hopeful of achieving the primary aim of qualifying for the Rio 2016 Olympic Games.
Women Arise protests killing of citizen Idongesit Ekpo in Lagos
LAGOS — Women Arise for Change Initiative, yesterday, stormed the Ebute-Meta magistrates’ court in Lagos State, protesting the alleged killing of one Mrs Idongesit Ekpo and injuring her husband, Mr Godwin Ekpo, by a police corporal, Cpl. Musefun Aremu.
Rivers Black Day: It’s noble to support election violence victims – Group
The Patriots Alliance (TPA) has hailed organisers of the Rivers Black Day, slated for Monday, November 30, saying it is indeed noble to honour election violence victims.
Art and tourism: silent movers of the economy – Experts
Art, culture and tourism have been described as sectors that can move Nigeria’s economy forward aside oil and gas. This assertion was disclosed by some art enthusiasts in Lagos recently during an exhibition of paintings by Rauf Thompson tagged ‘Breaking new points in visual art’.

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