Singing Tree Films is teaming up with Ford Foundation to educate Nigerians on the implication of unspoken aspect of youth sexuality and maternal mortality in Nigeria.

To commemorate this year’s World Heart Day, on September 29, management of Vanguard Media Ltd, Lagos, organised a blood pressure/weight check for staff of the company. The initiative was in line with the international campaign to spread awareness about heart disease and stroke prevention.

DR Congo head coach Florent Ibenge and his assistant Mwinyi Zahera will not be involved in Thursday’s friendly against Nigeria in Belgium.

The World Igbo Congress, WIC, has condemned the recent kidnap of James Uduji, an industrialist in his residence at Festac Town, Lagos, saying that the incident was evidence of increasing insecurity in Nigeria.

Prof. Ibrahim Madugu is the Director General, National Metallurgical Development Centre, NDMC, Jos, in this interview Gabriel Ewepu, he expresses optimism that the centre has a strategic role to transform Nigeria into an industrial hub in Africa. Excerpts:

Governor Adams Oshiomhole of Edo State has suspended four local government chairmen for non-payment of staff salaries and alleged diversion of funds, among others.

Traditional communication as we know it is becoming extinct and the companies who will rule their industries in the future are those who embrace the latest developments in digital communication.

Online classified, OLX, last week recounted how initial challenges encountered while doing business in Nigeria, provided great growth potentials which has kept the company at the frontline of its genre of business.

History was made on September 17, 2015 when Facebook went down for the first time ever. But whoever said lightning does not strike twice in the same place, is now being forced to eat his words. With two more down times in the same month, it would seem that lightning can strike not just twice, but thrice in the same place and within a very, very short period of time.

Lagos—THE Executive Secretary of the Nigerian Shippers’ Council, NSC, Mr. Hassan Bello yesterday said that proceeds from the Nigerian maritime industry can finance the national budget if the port operation is efficient.