From all indications, the bailout package received from the Federal Government to pay arrears of salaries and other benefits owed workers by various state government across the country is beginning to look more like a poisoned chalice. This is as state governors and their workers are at daggers drawn over what categories of workers’ entitlement should be paid and whether the pensioners should get a bite of the apple.

Activities in many states were virtually grounded. In fact, the issue of unpaid salaries became endemic in many states. Perhaps, this could be attributed to some of the state governments, who embarked on white elephant projects, procurement of private aircraft, construction of airports and taking loans and bonds to finance various projects, which have no direct impact in the lives of the people.

WONT he break it?’ Barely five years ago, if anyone saw your toddler with a smart phone or tablet, that’s exactly what they would say. But today, it is a given that children are good with technology. Although it is nearly impossible to believe that this is not as a result of some genetic make-up peculiar to any child born after Facebook, the ubiquitous presence of technology today ensures that more and more children are crawling around the online space.

IN every mobile market, the customer is actually becoming king. Thank God for the open platform which android brings that has opened up opportunity for mobile Original Equipment Manufacturers, OEMs, to manufacture phones with similar features irrespective of status and financial muscles.

The Abuja Division of the Court of Appeal, yesterday, okayed accelerated hearing on the suit lodged before it by the Senate President, Dr. Olubukola Saraki.