THE Institute of Electronic Engineers, IEEE, organising committee on World Forum on Internet of Things, WFIoT, 2016 has appointed Chris Uwaje, former President of Information Technology Association of Nigeria, ITAN, as the Co-Chair for Publicity & Communications for Africa.

Senate Minority Leader, Senator Godswill Akpabio, has said that it was unfortunate that opposition politicians were busy sponsoring lies to paint Rivers State in bad light.

THE Ogbe-Ijoh Warri Clan Governing Council has accused a serving colonel with the Nigerian Army of complicity in the impasse between Ogbe-Ijoh and Aladja communities of Delta State.

Institute of Empowerment and Strategy, IES, has accused banks in the country of frustrating the disbursement of the $6.5 billion empowerment fund to beneficiaries who have met the requirements to be empowered to start small scale businesses.

THE National President of the Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor and his wife, Pastor (Mrs.) Helen Oritsejafor had just played host to delegates from across the globe for this year’s Daughters of Sarah International Convention and a two-week trade fair where business men and women and companies gather to tell the world about their businesses.

The Nigeria Olympic Committee (NOC) yesterday in Lagos signed a Memorandum of Understanding with four broadcast and entertainment media in Nigeria as it began its official countdown to the Rio 2016 Olympic Games holding later this year in Brazil.

THE horror! The horror!” so might Kurtz, Joseph Conrad’s fictional character, have cried were he to come out of the pages of Heart of Darkness—that widely misunderstood but powerful anti-imperialist narrative—and witnessed the Rivers State legislative re-run elections eleven days ago.

A nine-year-old beggar, Bello Lawal, on Monday in Abuja, showcased his singing abilities, by performing for drivers and by-standers with his sonorous voice, as a means to raise money for himself and his family.

Colonel Samaila Inusa, who was kidnapped on Sunday in Kaduna, was found dead at 6p.m., yesterday, around Ajyaifa village in Kaduna.
Late Colonel Inusa was kidnapped by his abductors in the presence of his wife and children on their way from an outing. The abductors abandoned his wife and took him away.

Edo State Government has raised alarm over the circulation of a fictitious document containing details of purported political appointments by Governor Adams Oshiomhole’s administration, urging people of the state to disregard the document because it was concocted and falsified to cause ethnic and social tension in the state.

Tension has gripped Ekiti state, as armed policemen from Abuja last night invaded the State to arrest Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, leaders, top government officials and 11 members of the State House of Assembly with the allegation of stockpiling arms during the June 21, 2014 governorship election.

Lagos—A 76-year-old man, John Orimogunje, who allegedly presented himself as a land speculator and obtained the sum of N8 million from two women, was yesterday arraigned before an Igbosere Magistrate’s Court in Lagos.

A Lagos State High Court sitting in Igbosere has adjourned till April 7, to hear the N800 million suit slammed against popular Lagos cleric, Paul Adefarasin and his church, House on the Rock by a businessman, Gerald Chukwueke.

AT least 200 residents of lasamaja area of Lagos and environs have benefitted from a medical outreach organised by Rotary Club of Nigeria, District 401, and facilitated by a Counsellor Aspirant for Ward F2, under under Ademologu zone, Ilasamaja, Hon. Diyaolu Adeola Olaolu.

ABUJA—Stakeholders in the electricity distribution chain, yesterday, declared that the country required $40 billion to attain the target of 20,000 mega watts of electricity generation by 2020.