Okowa’ll spread devt to all Deltans—Otuaro
African Cities: The top ten tallest buildings in Africa
NDDC Ag MD tasks stakeholders on N-Delta devt
Dino Melaye is not a coward?
How Olalekan Ogunranti was murdered by scammers
FG plans massive revolution in NIPOST
BPE advocates recall of 2009 PIB
Spain-based Nigerian seeks justice over acid attack
15 Rivers communities protest planned eviction
Nigeria’s economy in bad shape – CBN

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Crude oil earnings drop by N41bn in one month – CBN
The increasing spate of bombings in the Niger Delta region has continued to take its toll on the Nigerian economy, as the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, yesterday, disclosed that Nigeria’s oil revenue dipped by 18.01 per cent to N186.7 billion in April 2016.
Restructuring: Atiku denies being queried by APC
ABUJA—Former Vice President and a chieftain of All Progressives Congress, APC, Atiku Abubakar, has dismissed insinuations that he was queried by the leadership of his party over his recent call for the restructuring of the country.
Nigeria loses N127bn annually to cybercrime — Adebayo Shittu
ABUJA—THE Minister of Communication, Mr Adebayo Shittu , has disclosed that Nigeria loses about N127 billion annually to cybercrime.
Mobility has evolved beyond smartphones, says BlackBerry
MOBILITY is the future. That has become an acceptable cliché in the technology eco-system today. However, a lot of people see the evolution of the smart phone and tablets as the beginning and end of mobility.
US launches $2m partnership to strengthen Nigeria’s agriculture
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID), Monday, launched a two-million dollars government’s agricultural and private sector strategy to promote the development of Nigeria’s agriculture sector.
EFCC detains INEC REC over N20m Deizani cash
ABUJA—The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, yesterday, detained the Abia State Resident Electoral Commissioner for collecting N20 million bribe to influence the outcome of the 2015 Presidential election in favour of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP.
US launches $2m partnership to strengthen Nigeria’s agriculture
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID), Monday, launched a two-million dollars government’s agricultural and private sector strategy to promote the development of Nigeria’s agriculture sector.
US Republican convention nominates Donald Trump for president
US Republican convention nominates Donald Trump for president
Melaye: Mrs Tinubu petitions Saraki, Oyegun
Senator Oluremi Tinubu, yesterday, petitioned Senate President, Dr Bukola Saraki and Chairman of All Progressives Congress, APC, Chief John Odigie-Oyegun, demanding sanctions against Senator Dino Melaye over alleged threats to harass her.
IAAF U-20 Championships: Nigerian juniors miss opening day
Nigerian athletes failed to meet up with the opening day events of the IAAF World Under-20 Championships, which began yesterday in Bydgoszcz, Poland.
Lagos criminalises Omo Onile syndrome
Lagos State House of Assembly, yesterday, passed a bill to prohibit forceful entry and illegal occupation of landed properties, violent and fraudulent conduct in relation to landed properties in Lagos State and for connected purposes into law.
Why PDP lost 2015 election and the necessity for an Online Directorate
In this present age, the coming of Social Media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Blogs, online news sites, and local fora like Nairaland have made two way communication easier, effective, and capturing wider reach within the shortest possible time, which has made communication via Social Media cheap and profitable for any organisation, whether political or non-political.
Oyo school principals apologize to govt over students’ protest
Ibadan—Oyo State branch of the All Nigeria Confederation of Principals of Secondary Schools (ANCOPSS) has apologised to the state government on behalf of principals, teachers and students of public secondary schools across the state over the June 6 violent disturbances in Ibadan.
BOKO HARAM: 12 insurgents killed, 4 soldiers wounded in Borno
The Nigerian Army yesterday said its troops on Monday killed 12 Boko Haram terrorists and rescued 22 hostages including women and children.
Nigeria sports need private partnership – Ubogu
The unstable nature of Nigerian sports has reduced the nation’s global ranking to an all time low among the comity of sporting nations.

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