MTN Nigeria has urged its customers to use the mega centres close to them for revalidating and updating their Subscriber Identification Module (SIM) card registration details.

By Emman Ovuakporie & Johnbosco Agbakwuru ABUJA – SPEAKER of the House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara Thursday assured the Nigerian business community that the National Assembly was committed to pass an implementable 2016 budget by the end of March. The Speaker gave the assurance when he received members of the Nigerian Association of Chambers of […]

Lagos State Governor, Mr Akinwunmi Ambode on Thursday vowed to transform the National Museum in Lagos to a modern-day cultural edifice which would be of international standard, just as he pledged to partner with the Federal Government to give facelift to federal infrastructures in the state.

The Nigerian Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC), has announced the banning of foreign beans into the country except those screened by the Agency.

Tragedy struck, on Thursday, in Ikorodu, Lagos, when a commercial motorcyclist popularly called Okada rider was allegedly crushed to death by a Bus Rapid Response BRT on Mile 12 \Ikorodu axis.

The Minister of Transportation, Mr Chibuike Amaechi, said on Thursday that improving on port efficiency was one of the priorities of his administration.

Over the past few months, we have been inundated with enormous goodwill messages from home and abroad in respect of our successful track-record in the indigenous software development space over the past 24 years and especially as it relates to our involvement in the FGN TSA project since 2011. On another hand, we have also […]

Being a model in Nigeria is quite nice, but there isn’t a lot going on in our Nigerian modeling market, the sector isn’t growing as I and everyone else who started modeling even before me in Nigeria would have thought it would be, but I believe the industry will grow. South Africa for instance is the hub of African modeling and almost like Europe, Nigeria can get there too, it’s just a matter of putting the right hands together and getting into work big time and not being selfish. So, yes, I would say it is worth it being a model in Nigeria, you make lots of friends and get to meet genuine people.

ABUJA – The Minister of women Affairs and Social Development, Senator Aisha Jummai Alhassan has called on the Ministry of Petroleum Resources to accelerate plans to stop gas flaring so it could be conserved for domestic use. The women minister lamented that statistics provided by donor parties have shown that about 95,300 women die annually in Nigeria from smoke alone, while others suffer various health complications.

Niger Delta ex-militant leader, Ebikamowei Victor Ben, alias Boyloaf, has warned politicians to steer clear of the Presidential Amnesty Programme, which he described as a security package aimed at bringing about peace and stability in the Niger-Delta region.

MORE than ever before, the world is becoming green conscious; even though this seems to be happening more in theory than in practice. World leaders, with the Vatican Pope in the forefront, spread, at every given opportunity, the gospel of global warming and how mankind can mitigate the phenomenon to which it is becoming a major contributor through its activities and delights.

GE announced in Barcelona a new “digital alliance” with companies like Intel, Capgemini and Infosys, who see Predix as a revenue stream and a valid business opportunity.

The improving fortune of the naira in the parallel market was reversed yesterday as the currency depreciated to N355 per dollar in the market.

The Lagos Chaamber of Commerce & Industry (LCCI) has partnered with Caritas Communications Limited for the 2016 edition of the Commerce and Industry Awards. Caritas Communications is Africa’s leading reputation management consultancy reputed for addressing business risks and opportunities through the lens of corporate reputation.

The eastern part of Nigeria largely occupied by the Ibo tribe, is rich in culture, customs and traditions and one of the tenets that has survived the rage of civilization and modernization is the art of storytelling. Interesting and educative folktales which have been passed down from generations to generations from the ‘ancestors’ are told to children in the bid to preserve the norms and culture of the tribe, imbibe good morals and instill the spirit of communal love amongst members of their society.