M6, Gionee’s new device doubles as power bank
In a time where there are so many cases of cyber crime and Smartphone users losing their confidential documents to cyber theft, Gionee has partnered with Etisalat Nigeria, to introduce what it calls the world’s safest and fastest mobile device, the Gionee M6 into the Nigerian market.
We are not responsible for economic woes; on rescue mission, NEC
*as Govs decide to cut down convoys size By Levinus Nwabughiogu ABUJA-Federal Government of Nigeria has said that the current administration under President Muhammadu Buhari is not responsible fot the current economic woes facing the country. This was even as the 36 state governors have agreed to cut down the size of their convoys, excessive […]
Fuel subsidy removal: Nigeria saves N15.4 billion monthly – Osinbajo
Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo says the fuel subsidy removal has removed a burden of not less than N15.4 billion monthly from the Federal Government.
Photos: Buhari in Lagos
President Muhammadu Buhari was in Lagos today Thursady for the commissioning ceremony of Nigerian Naval Ships; Unity, Karaduwa and Tugboat commander Edwin Ugwu at the Naval Dockyard, Victoria Island, Lagos.
Subsidy removal protest: Appeal court affirms jail of ex-pen cinema DPO
The Court of Appeal in Lagos on Thursday affirmed the judgment of a Lagos High Court in Igbosere sentencing a former Divisional Police Officer (DPO) attached to Pen Cinema Police Station in Agege, Segun Fabunmi to 10 years imprisonment for the killing of one Ademola Aderintola Daramola during the January 9, 2012 protest against fuel subsidy removal in Lagos.
Adamawa exco’s hold meetings in rural areas to connect with indigenes- Commissioner
The Adamawa Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Malam Ahmad Sajoh, says Gov. Muhammadu Bindow decided to move weekly executive council meetings to rural areas to breach the gap between government and the governed.
European clubs oppose World Cup expansion plans
Europe’s powerful football clubs have told soccer governing body FIFA that they are opposed to plans to expand the World Cup from its current 32 teams.
‘Death of Delta lawmaker, Udoh, blow to Itsekiri, constituency’
SPECIAL Assistant, News Media to Delta State governor, Mr. Michael Tidi has described the death of the lawmaker representing Warri South Constituency 1 in the state House of Assembly, Mrs. Omawumi Udoh as a monumental loss to Itsekiri nation and the state.
Okowa tasks civil servants on probity
Gov. Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta on Thursday charged workers in the state to ensure probity, integrity, commitment and discipline while performing their duties.
Top 5 Christmas traditions from around Nigeria
Christmas in Nigeria is a huge celebration for all the citizens, not only those who belong to the Christian faith. A lot of people travel home to their villages and the families who remain in town, come together to celebrate and have fun. From long parties on Christmas eve to caroling, feasting, and gift-giving, high spirit celebrations abound all through the season. However, there are certain customs and traditions that are unique and now associated with Nigerians for the holiday. While some are sweet, others strike us as rather quirky.
Rivers rerun: Senate swears in Senators Abe, Sekibo, other
HE Senate, Thursday, swore in the three senators who were declared winners in last Saturday’s National Assembly rerun election in Rivers State, by the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC .
