FG to raise import duties on used vehicles
Federal Government is presently considering the option of raising the tariffs on imported used cards to enable Nigerians afford new vehicles.
REPORT: More sex during South Africa’s World Cup meant more boys nine months on
More male babies were born in South Africa nine months after the country hosted the 2010 World Cup. There’s science behind it.
Suswam loses bid to stop probe
A former governor of Benue, Mr Gabriel Suswam, on Monday lost his bid to stop the probe instituted against him by Gov. Samuel Ortom at the state’s High Court. Reports have it that Ortom constituted an investigative panel to determine the actual state of indebtedness of the state and to verify government’s assets.
Synagogue: Court dismisses engineer’s lawsuit to stop prosecution
Lawsuit filed by Televangelist and Founder of the Synagogue Church, T.B. Joshua and building engineers affiliated with his church, challenging the verdict of a Coroner’s court that found the church negligent in the fatal collapse of a guest house on its premises, was on Monday, clearing way for the trial of Mr. Joshua and the Synagogue church.
MTN CEO resigns after compulsory fine by Nigeria
The Chief Executive Officer of MTN, Mr Sifiso Dabengwa, has resigned, following the 5.2 billion dollar fine imposed on the company by the Nigeria Communications Commission (NCC).
Judge blasts FG for not producing witnesses against Orubebe
Judge blasts FG for not producing witnesses against Orubebe
