
Challenges of growing the economy
Bello warns against ethnic, religious bigotry
Pharmacists confirm case of Steven Johnson syndrome
IPOB lauds activities of Niger Delta Avengers
Fayose alleges plot to use EFCC to destabilise Ekiti
PDP: The three horse race against Obaseki
SON targets manufacturers of sub-standard materials
Eagles job beyond technical ability
EDO APC: How Obaseki won
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SubscribeReactions trail immunity bid for Senate President, Speaker
ANGRY reactions, yesterday, trailed the push for immunity for the Senate President and Speaker of the House of Representatives as prominent Nigerians said the move was uncalled for.
Troops kill 3, clear cattle rustlers’ den in Bauchi
The Nigerian Army said, yesterday, that troops of Forward Operation Base, FOB, Ningi of 33 Artillery Brigade killed three rustlers and freed three hostages during a patrol at Dutsen Dumburum, Ningi Local Government Area, Bauchi State.
Pray for the country in its most difficult time, Obiano, Obi, others urge Nigerians
PROMINENT Nigerians including Governor Willie Obiano of Anambra State, his predecessor Mr. Peter Obi and Speaker House of Representatives Aminu Dogaram, yesterday, in Obosi Idemili North Local Government Area of Anambra State, urged Nigerians to pray for the country as she goes through most difficult time in the history.
Ad ethics: Milk brands flex muscle
Over the years the dairy market has witnessed an upsurge in the influx of brands and products jostling for prime place in the consumers’ heart. These new entrants have in the course of their struggle for consumers’ attention pitched their wit against each other. First to challenge the market leader Peak Milk was Promasidor’s Cowbell Milk which introduced powdered milk in smaller sachets in 1993. This initiative segmented milk consumption in Nigeria. This marketing effort paid off significantly for a while as Cowbell, adopted “Our Milk” as a pay off line.
Attempts to skin the Labour Minister
LABOUR Minister, Dr. Chris Ngige has come under serious bombardment since his June 7 statement that banks stop their mass sack of workers. He had also hinted that Government may sanction banks that ignore its appeal.
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