Deeper Life Church holds crusade for Nigeria’s progress
Troops kill 7, arrest 11 in Boko Haram clearance operations in Borno
CAP shareholders ratify N840m gross dividends
Operation Lafiya Dole commander blasts reps c’ttee over plan to re-open Madagali-Gwoza road
NSE capitalisation hits N10trn mark
A’Ibom to dissolve LGs’ caretaker c’ttees
3 arrested for abducting stray siblings in Lagos
Challenges of growing the economy
You’re on your own, NOUN VC tells Alumni Association

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Nigeria grosses over $100 billion through e-payment annually- Obi
If we say that what we are doing is about 25 to 30 per cent of the e-payment industry. That gives you an understanding that we are doing over $100 billion in terms of transaction value in the market. But you know, all of us put together have not even scratched the surface, because there is still a lot of potential, there are still a lot of people that are not even in the system and this is what the CBN is trying to do, to see how we can get as many people as possible.
Terrorism: Security expert counsels intelligence officials
A security expert, Dr. Ona Ekhomu, has advised personnel of intelligence units of Nigerian security agencies to focus on providing reliable warnings of impending terror attacks to save lives of citizens from incessant bombings, militant attacks among others.
Bello warns against ethnic, religious bigotry
Governor Yahaya Bello of Kogi has warned those using religion and ethnicity to divide the people of the state to desist from doing so.
Pharmacists confirm case of Steven Johnson syndrome
Pharmacists under the auspices of Association of Community Pharmacists of Nigeria, ACPN, weekend confirmed recent report of a case of Steven-Johnson syndrome, SJS, in Dalla Local Government Council, Kano State but maintained that the offensive drug was not purchased in a registered pharmacy and was not sold by a pharmacist.
IPOB lauds activities of Niger Delta Avengers
The Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, has praised activities of the Niger Delta Avengers, NDA, saying that they are fighting for the freedom of the enslaved people of the area by an oppressive Nigerian government.

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