2 ex-NTA chiefs, 3 others to cough out N136m
Cholera kills 20 in Bauchi
ICSAN moves against mediocrity among Nigerian business workers
Ohanaeze appeals to Ndigbo for calm over skewed appointments
Why there’s improved power supply —PERM SEC
Before the October deadline for BVN (3)
First locally fabricated pressure vessel debuts
Court strikes out forgery suit against Saraki, Ekweremadu
GOV: Delta North must do 8 years — SEN NWAOBOSHI
Top 10 performing stocks
Donu Kogbara’s kidnap: We’re on top of the situation – River’s CP
No social amenities, no vote, community tells Gov. Dickson
Ikpeazu leads 40-man Abia business delegation to Turkey
Ford Odyssey Contest: How Lady Liane beat male contestants
Hyundai Grand Sante Fe redefines SUV segment
Why we disowned Uboh over EFCC suit —GOV DICKSON
Leventis unveils Foton light duty trucks

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Sweeping redesign adds refinement, zest to 2015 Camry
Barely three years after its introduction, Toyota Motor Company has given the Camry a makeover, thereby maintaining its leading position in its class. The Camry competes in the same segment with the Honda Accord, Nissan Teana and Volkswagen Passat in Nigeria but the refreshment has given it lift. The redesign has given the Camry a complete look both inside and outside as nearly 2000 new parts were completely changed from the 2014 Toyota Camry model.
Computer Village traders sign pact with developers of Heartland Gateway market
The construction of the multi-billion Naira Heartland Gateway International Market at Mgbidi, Oru East Local Government Area of Imo State, received a major boost last week when traders at the popular Computer Village, Ikeja Lagos signed an Off-Take Agreement for the purchase of 2,500 lock-up shops in the market with Messrs Graceland Channels Limited, the concessionaire and developers of the market.
Maternal health: ‘Nigeria still dwelling on promises’
As the world signals the end of the Millennium Development Goals, MDGs, commitment period and the start of SDGs, all pointers have shown that Nigeria is making empty promises without actions to the commitment to reduce maternal death in the country. In the Millennium Development Goals Report 2014, India has an estimated 50,000 maternal deaths (17 per cent), and Nigeria, with an estimated 40,000 maternal deaths (14 per cent).
First Consultants Medical Centre: Ebola survivors, relatives speak out
The lesson for me is to live life with the awareness that time is of essence and that everyday you spend, you must understand that life is worth more than money because when Ebola came, all the things that once mattered, all of a sudden, didn’t matter anymore. For the first time, I came to understand that the things that I used to argue with my wife over were totally irrelevant. For instance I sued to get angry if she called me and put me on hold, now I want her to do those things.
Cleric tasks Christians on trust in God
The General Overseer of First Apostolic Church, Rev J. Afegbai, has charged Christians world over to put their trust in God.
Oil crash: OPEC ready to negotiate with other producers
Oil producers’ cartel, Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, OPEC, has expressed a willingness to enter into dialogue with other global producers in a bid to salvage the continued fall in oil prices. OPEC, which accounts for 40 percent of global oil supply, however, reiterated that such discussions will be on its terms, as it “will protect its own interests,” since “the international oil market, which involves many vested interests (are also) looking to defend their respective positions.”
FG downgrades Alvan Ikoku University of Education
The National Commission for Colleges of Education, NCCE, says the Federal Government has put the recent upgrading of Alvan Ikoku Federal College of Education, Owerri, to a university status on hold.
Thomas replaces Enyeama
Enyimba goalkeeper Femi Thomas has been called up to replace Vincent Enyeama after the Super Eagles skipper withdrew from the Afcon 2017 qualifying game with Tanzania.
Still on legislators allowances
THE news of the Senators rejection of a cut in their allowances did not come as a surprise to those keen National Assembly observers. When it comes to matters concerning money, our politicians have proved themselves to be the same; their selfish interests comes first, they never yield ground.
Expert defends pioneer status tax holiday
Indigenous and marginal field operators have said that contrary to media reports, the five-year tax holiday granted them was not a fraudulent act but a policy by the Federal Government to empower them.

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