

Assaulting performance with demarketing
Adamawa police smashes robbery syndicate
Self-sufficiency, food security in agriculture are achievable in Nigeria
Unemployed Nigerian youths and job creation
Shareholders fume over SEC’s planned conversion of unclaimed dividend
Teachers groan in Delta State
FG set to flag off SDGs implementation —Orelope-Adefulire
Jigawa, pension scheme pay retirees, others N293m
Worst APC gov better than best of PDP – GOJE
Rhor asked me to shoot—Iheanacho
We inherited 21 uncompleted road projects from past govt – Gov Abubakar
NAICOM to sign MoU with states on compulsory insurance
NAICOM, NIA in talks on proposed recapitalisation for companies
Okpekpe Road Race earns IAAF clean bill of health
Building materials manufacturer decries policy on gas consumption
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SubscribeDeveloper unveils 120 County Apartments in Lekki
A foremost Lagos-based real estate development company, Megamound Investment Limited has introduced a new housing model known as County Apartments at its popular Lekky County Homes Estate, Lekki, Lagos aimed at affording prospective home owners to have roof over their heads in this time of harsh economic climate in Nigeria.
Tank farms blocking flood channel at Satellite Town – LASEMA
The Lagos State Emergency Management Agency (LASEMA) has confirmed that concrete walls erected by some Tank farm companies has permanently blocked the natural water ways at Liverpool Community Development Association in Ijegun Egba in Oriade Local Council Development Area, Satellite Town, resulting in flooding and other environmental degradation in the area.
What to know about land status
This simply means that government has decided to reserve the land for specific projects, such as constructing a railway, building a bridge or even a standard stadium. Invariably, there is always a use attached to a land that is under Committed Acquisition and it is usually stated from the onset such that it is difficult for such land to later become free and be available for other uses. When the land status indicates that the land is committed, don’t deal. It’s always difficult to do anything about it. Be wary dealing in such land.
Capital imports hit fresh low of $647m – Vetiva Analysts
Analysts at Vetiva Capital Management have stated that capital imports in the country declined 8.98 per cent Quarter on Quarter, q/q to hit a fresh low of $647 million. This compares unfavourably to $2.66 billion in the second quarter of 2015.
NPFL: Rangers outclass Rivers United to go top
Enugu Rangers produced a devastating display of attacking football to outclass Rivers United 4-0 to go top of the Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) on Sunday.
Factors driving sales of super smartphones in Africa
It appears that a new new culture of luxury It appears that a new new culture of luxury phone is on the increase in African market. This development is powered by an insatiable appetite for hi-tech lifestyle accessories. This is even as the rich, the young and the urban African middle class push the demand for luxury smartphones to record high.
We want to see tourism training driven by ICT — Chika Balogun
When she was appointed the Director General and Chief Executive Officer of the Apex Hospitality and Tourism Training Institute and Personnel Services Regulatory Agency in Nigeria, the National Institute for Hospitality and Tourism (NIHOTOUR), many were like asking who is Mrs. Chika Balogun?
‘Lack of seed funding threatens tech start-up growth in Nigeria, Africa’
Although the global technopreneur and Founder of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg during his visit to Nigeria last week to Nigeria expressed confidence in the potentials of the Nigerian app market , lack of seed funding has remained the major barrier facing these start-ups.
Nigerians head back to the farm to beat recession
Too broke to pay for costly imports of rice and palm oil, Nigeria is looking to agriculture to help lift itself out of a recession.
Be transparent, don’t take bribe, Mbu counsels police officers
ABAKALIKI-RETIRED Assistant Inspector-General of Police, AIG Mbu Joseph Mbu has called on police officers, especially those still climbing the echelon of authority in the force to be transparent in the discharge of their duties and avoid any form of financial inducement.
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