ntel announces unlimited data offer, opens more outlets in Abuja
ntel, Nigeria’s 4G/LTE network provider, has announced a new offer with unlimited data for 3 months as well as the opening of new outlets in Abuja, Nigeria’s capital. The new outlets will serve as SIM redemption and purchase points for Abuja residents as the company continues to spread its coverage in the capital city.
Govs seek access to $3.2bn World Bank funds
Governors of the 36 states of the federation are seeking to access about $3.2 billion from the World Bank to curtail the fiscal challenges facing them.
Abuja 2016: Turning point lake for Lake Chad region? By Garba Shehu
THE tone and tenor of speeches of Heads of State and government at the Regional Security Summit hosted on Saturday by President Muhammadu Buhari suggest that the countries in the Lake Chad region are looking beyond the Boko Haram terrorism.
Military will rescue more Chibok girls, says CSO
A Civil Society Organization, Africa Arise for Change Network has expressed optimism that the militay will rescue more of the Chibok Girls from their Boko Haram captors in the days ahead.
Fuel price hike: NLC faction, CSOs berated over failed protests
The Coalition of Civil Society Against Corrupt Persons in Nigeria has berated the Comrade Ayuba Wabba-led faction of the Nigerian Labour Congress, NLC and its Civil Society Organisations allies over what it described as failed protests against the increase in the price of petrol, saying it shows they are out of tune with the thinking and yearnings of Nigerians.
Air-sea search intensifies for crashed EgyptAir plane
Search teams scoured the Mediterranean on Friday for the remains of an EgyptAir plane which crashed with 66 people on board, as mystery surrounded its fate despite suspicions of terrorism.
5 Things Nigerian parents expect from an intending son-in-law
Nigerian parents expect their daughters to get married someday. However, one thing they are particular about is the kind of man their daughter(s) bring home as a future husband.
Brent back above $49 as oil prices resume uptick
Brent crude powered back above $49 a barrel in Asia Friday as oil prices resumed their rise after the dollar eased and militants blew up another pipeline in African producer Nigeria.
We’re not pressurising Jonathan’s cousin — EFCC
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, has faulted claims of the detained cousin of former President Goodluck Jonathan, Dr Azibaola Robert that he was being pressurised by the agency to implicate the former president in the alleged diversion of $40 million.
Ladipo market mayhem: Police reconcile warring factions
In a bid to end the clash that had crippled business activities at the Ladipo market, Commissioner of Police, Mr. Fatai Owoseni, on Wednesday evening held a closed-door meeting with the leadership of the market.
We’ve reclaimed Ekiti PDP from Fayose, says BoT member
A member of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Board of Trustee, Chief Clement Awoyelu has declared that Governor Ayodele Fayose has lost grip of the party in the state.
