Six states in Nigeria that still practice female genital mutilation
Ooni: Giesi ruling house submits six names
Niger result ‘ll boost Eagles morale – Chukwu
Mikel, Moses must fight for shirts – Oliseh
August meeting and its crisis
Buhari needs to address housing deficit – Prof Ugwu
Donu regains freedom soon – Rivers Police
AAG: Nigeria, Ghana renew rivalry
N4bn loan: Bauchi lawmakers move against Gov Abubakar
Jigawa college receives N2bn TETFUND intervention fund
More dismissed soldiers beg Buhari for reinstatement
Ogun judiciary appoints 3 new magistrates
Stakeholders should pay for education in Ekiti – Summit
FG lauds Aregbesola’s educational schemes
Making twitter pages profitable
Kaduna govt, container firm sign deal on dry port

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Drought losses to top $8 billion: Aon Benfield
Global economic losses from drought will surpass current estimates of $8 billion ($11.39 billion) as El Nino continues to strengthen, Impact Forecasting warns.
Don’t relent in anti-corruption war, Delta NLC urges Buhari
Ofoeyeno lauded President Buhari’s directive to ministries and parastatals to open a sole account with the Central Bank of Nigeria.
Osun tertiary teachers warn Aregbesola against pay cut
Academic staff in Osun State government-owned tertiary institutions, have warned the state government over its alleged plans to cut their salaries.
NICON to sell assets to offset debt
NICON Insurance Limited is reportedly selling N20 billion worth of its assets in a move to meet the insurer’s financial obligations and convert into cash assets that are no longer useful to the company.
Secondus allays fears over alleged plot to rig Balyesa gov poll
The acting National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Prince Uche Secondus, has allayed fears over the purported plan by the opposition to rig the forthcoming governorship election in Bayelsa State.
Nigerian tech start-ups given launch pad with DEMO Africa 2015
No fewer than thirty technology start-ups would showcase their talents at this year’s Demo Africa Forum billed to happen in Lagos Nigeria, providing them with a launch pad to leapfrog into the global market. This is as the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) has also assured that the forum, a pan-African launch-pad for technology start-up companies, will not only leverage the opportunities of the tech start ups, but also become the continent’s rallying ground to arm technology leaders and entrepreneurs with relevant experience and knowledge to operate successfully.
POLLUTION: SPDC seeks long term solution in Ogoniland
Shell Petroleum Development Company, SPDC, has called for a long term sustainable solution to problems of environmental pollution in Ogoniland.
No airline should operate without insurance — NCRIB
The Nigerian Council of Registered Insurance Brokers, NCRIB, has called on the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, NCAA, to ensure that no airline operator is allowed to operate without adequate insurance cover.
100 DAYS: LG boss lauds Wike on performance
The Caretaker Chairman of Khana Local Government Area, Rivers State, Mr Sunny Bekanwah has described the 100 days of Governor Nyesom Wike in office as laudable.
Eagles lack midfield leader – Ikpeba
Nigeria Football Federation technical committee member, Victor Ikpeba, believes the new-look Super Eagles team need a leader in midfield.
State governments should implement the contributory pension scheme – PenCom
There is need for state governments to implement the Contributory Pension Scheme, CPS, in their various states to enable the workers have a good retirement life.
APC chieftain rationalizes Buhari’s appointments
Lawyer and All Progressives Congress, APC, chieftain in Delta State, Jesutega Onokpasa, has called on Nigerians to patiently await President Buhari’s ministerial list and other key appointments “rather than hasten to pass a verdict on the President’s pan-Nigerian credentials or detribalized orientation.”
Don’t lose hope on Eagles, Says Etta Egbe
Former national team goalkeeper, Etta Egbe has told Nigerians not to despair because Super Eagles Could not beat Tanzania, saying that Coach Sunday Oliseh still has room to produce a team not only to qualify the country for the African Cup of Nations in 2017 but also play the competition proper. The Taifa Stars and Eagles played out a goalless draw in Dar es Salaam last weekend in Oliseh’s first outing as handler, forcing eye-brows in some quarters about the country’s chances.
UN, FG, others partner on women’s access to ICT
As part of efforts to boost gender equality and women’s economic empowerment in Nigeria, National Centre for Women Development, NCWD, is partnering United Nations and Intel Corporation, to train no fewer than 25 Nigerian women on utilization of digital services and e-services to enhance small scale businesses.
Competition helps, hurts telecoms industry – Akinluyi
TELECOM market outlook: Let me begin this way: A colleague of mine recently bought a smartphone. On a limited budget, he was able to find an excellent phone with a sharp 5.5inch display, 32 GB storage, and an 8 MP camera, running the latest version of Android for a little over $100. I spent a few minutes looking at the device and marvelling at the fantastic value for money, and it hit me – consumers have never had it better, but telecoms companies have never been under more pressure.

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