

FG partners ministries on power devt
PDP BOT urges Sheriff to quit in 2018
NAEE faults FG on N145/l limit
TCN, NDPHC to partner on 265MW spinning reserves
Oando tackles electricity challenges in the North
Fulani herdsmen and others
PPPRA explains role in new petrol price
Jaguar joins luxury SUV class with F-Pace
Coscharis unveils Ford Protect Package, new models
Hyundai, Diamond Bank launch vehicle finance
CFAO Yamaha assembly plant targets 70,000 bikes
Delta power consumers issue 7-day ultimatum to BEDC
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SubscribePDP lawmakers divided over Sheriff’s 2019 presidential bid
A proposal that the embattled National Chairman of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Senator Ali Modu Sheriff, sign an undertaking not to contest the 2019 presidential ticket in 2018 threw a meeting of the party’s National Assembly members into an uproar yesterday.
Nissan grabs 34% stake in Mitsubishi Motors
Nissan Motor Co., Ltd., and Mitsubishi Motors Corporation have signed a Basic Agreement to form a far-reaching strategic alliance between the two Japanese automakers. Nissan will take a 34% equity stake in MMC for 237 billion yen. The strategic alliance will extend an existing partnership between Nissan and MMC, under which the two companies have jointly collaborated for the past five years.
Google merges skills to launch Spaces sharing app
Google on Monday rolled out a Spaces application tailored to let users easily share content and commentary, group-messaging style, on any topics they wish.
What to look out for when buying used cars
Second hand vehicle buy-ers always look forward to acquiring vehicles that will give them value for money. Since they cannot afford to pay the huge price for brand new cars, they always look for vehicles that would be easy to maintain, durable, reliable, with array of comfort features and attractive to the eyes.
Financial sector workers urged to obey NLC on strike
THE National Union of Banks, Insurance and Financial Institutions Employees, NUBIFIE, yesterday, asked bank workers to comply with the directive by organised labour to stay at home from tomorrow should government fail to reverse the hike in the pump price of petrol.
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