

Okowa’s SMART agenda attracting investors —Nmah
OGF maths contest concludes
NGO takes war against exam malpractice to rural schools
Research & Devt: Scientists develop Computerized models for shelf-life prediction of dairy products
Occupational safety, health profile underway in Nigeria- FG
Unions seek interface with Dangote group over unionisation
Nigeria media nite-out award unveils nominees
Buhari appoints new Perm Sec, redeploys 9 others
Edo NULGE protest in Benin claims life
Investigate Orbih’s tellers, Obaseki urges police
Delta govt orders Navy to stop work on disputed Oghara land
Amnesty request: Again, ex-militants warn against non-inclusion
Anti-graft war: I’ll expose corrupt lawyers —NBA President-elect
‘Going For Gold’ theme song thrills Nigeria House in Rio — CEO
Global tablet shipments decline by 12% in Q2 2016 – IDC
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Subscribekidnapped UNIPORT lecturer regains freedom
PORT HARCOURT—Kidnappers, Tuesday night, released Dr. Reginald Ohiri, the abducted lecturer in the University of Port Harcourt, UNIPORT, when they discovered that he was not their target.
Rio 2016: Sweden beat South Africa in opening game
Olympic Games up and running as Sweden claim narrow victory over South Africa in women’s football tournament Nilla Fischer claimed the first goal of the Olympic football tournament on Wednesday afternoon (3 August) as Sweden defeated South Africa 1-0 at the Olympic Stadium in Rio de Janeiro.
S-H-O-C-K-E-R: 26 Eaglets fail MRI test
Nigeria will be hugely depleted for Saturday’s U17 AFCON qualifier at home against Niger after a staggering 26 players out of 60 failed the mandatory MRI screening conducted last week.
SystemSpecs wins triple award for ICT innovation
Nigerian software giant SystemSpecs has reinforced its position as a pioneer in the ICT industry with the multiple awards it bagged for excellence and innovation at the just-concluded Titan of Tech awards.
LASU expels 69 students for cultism, exam malpractices
Lagos State University has expelled 69 students for their involvement in cultism, examination malpractices and other gross misconducts during examinations within the school premises.
5,882 graduate from RCCG Bible College
ABOUT 5,882 persons yesterday graduated from the Redeemed Christian Bible College, (RCBC) as part of manpower development programme of the fast growing Redeemed Christian Church of God, RCCG, at the Redemption Camp of the church.
Thinking your way to the top (1)
Base-line thinking can never produce top-notch living. To change the fruits or results of your life you must begin by changing the root or nature of your thoughts.
Come out clear on Ogoni clean-up funding, group urges Buhari
THE President Muhammadu Buhari-led Federal Government has been urged to make public funding details for the clean up of Ogoni in Rivers State.
Omolori confirmed as Clerk of National Assembly
The National Assembly Service Commission has confirmed Alhaji Mohammed Sani Omolori as the substantive Clerk of the National Assembly.
Ethics, transparency gaps bane of petroleum contracts- Experts
The challenges in the country’s oil and gas industry may not see a new turn, as experts yesterday identifies ethics and transparency gaps, supply security and others as major hindrances robbing the country of potential benefits in contracts in the petroleum industry.
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