Arik Air, Monday, appealed to passengers who boarded the London- Lagos flight over the weekend and had their baggage left behind in London to exercise restraint and avoid damaging the airline’s properties as their baggage would be brought back to Lagos safely.

Indications of severe accommodation crisis facing military personnel in the country owing to recent increase in recruitment have emerged, even as plans are being put in place by the Defence Headquarters to embark on construction of housing quarters for 100 soldiers and their families in Abuja.

Brazil’s supreme court on Monday suspended the Senate’s powerful speaker, Renan Calheiros, ahead of him going on trial for alleged corruption.

Nobel laureate, Prof. Wole Soyinka, Monday, vowed to hold a private funeral on January 20, 2017, the day the United States President-elect, Donald Trump, will be sworn in, threatening to also move his foundation out of the country in protest against unwarranted commentaries generated by the Green card issue

The Director and Business Leader, Information Mobile and Technology, Samsung Electronics West Africa, Emmanouil Revmatas, has reassured that Samsung will continue to bridge consumer expectations of what a premium mobile experience should feel like with a readiness to delivering the best-in-class solutions that combine the strengths of Samsung’s mobile innovations.

This follows the the number and quality of entries received before the final winners selected for the inaugural class of WINsiders4Good Fellows, part of the Windows Insider Programme.

After successful pilots with operators in both developed and emerging markets, Ericsson has launched accelerated network build, a new solution to accelerate and streamline the network build process for operators to deliver a faster time to market with quicker return on investment.

Cancer cases around the world have increased by 33 percent between 2005 and 2015, mostly due to population aging and growth, claims a new American research.

ITSEKIRI Leaders of Thought, ILOT, has condemned calls by Chief Edwin Clark and allies for withdrawal of military from the Niger Delta, saying the continued menace of militants destroying oil assets makes military’s stay indispensable.

President Muhammadu Buhari and the Nigerian Senate have been urged to desist from arming and equipping members of the Federal Road Safety Corps, FRSC, with guns, arms and ammunitions.