Power supply: FG  gets $11.1m grant from Japan

Power supply: FG gets $11.1m grant from Japan

Abuja — The Japanese government, yesterday, gave a grant of $11.1 million to the Federal Government to prevent voltage drop, reduce power loss and stabilize power supply in the country.
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Nigeria gets $11m Japanese boost for power generation

Nigeria gets $11m Japanese boost for power generation

The Federal Government and the Japanese government have signed a 1.317 billion Japanese Yen, equivalent to USD 11 million Grant Aid to boost Electricity Supply Facilities in Abuja and Nassarawa State.

Don’t pay money for posting, NYSC warns

Don’t pay money for posting, NYSC warns

The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), on Thursday, warned the general public, particularly the prospective corps members, to disregard activities of some hackers requesting them to make payment for posting or to change their posting.

Obesere collaborates with  Olamide in ‘Ebelesua’

Obesere collaborates with Olamide in ‘Ebelesua’

FOLLOWING the success of his last hip-hop single, Amin Ase, frontline Fuji musician, Abass Akande popularly known as Obesere is back with a new single titled “Ebelesua” featuring rap star, Olamide.

Air Cote D’Ivoire commences flights to Abuja

Air Cote D’Ivoire commences flights to Abuja

Air Cote D’Ivoire (HF) has concluded plans to connect Nigeria’s federal capital, Abuja to its hub airport in Abidjan. This is an effort to further expand its rapidly growing network and quickly establish itself as the leading carrier in the West and Central African Sub region. According to a statement by the airline, the service between the two strategic destinations is expected to commence effective February 15, 2016.

Ijaw youths to Buhari: Speak up on fate of Maritime University

Ijaw youths to Buhari: Speak up on fate of Maritime University

Ijaw youths have called on President Muhammadu Buhari to speak up on the proposed scrapping of the Maritime University, Okerenkoko, Delta State, insisting that his continued silence on the fate of the institution is causing tension in the region.

Elegushi kingdom proposes $300m imperial city

Elegushi kingdom proposes $300m imperial city

The Elegushi Royal Family has revealed plan for the establishment of a $300 million new Imperial International Business City (IIBC). The new 200 hectare city will be built on reclaimed Lagoon extension of the kingdom and will also be the first eco-friendly smart business city in Africa.

5 romantic ways to present Valentine roses

5 romantic ways to present Valentine roses

Val’s day is just a few days away, millions around the world are getting ready to present roses, a charming stamp of affection and fondness to their lovers. Monsieur rose is very excited as it will find its way into different hands this month of love.

Man stoned to death over electricity bill

Man stoned to death over electricity bill

A 36-years-old man, Felix Omokhoa is facing murder charge at Ekpoma Magistrate Court, Ekpoma-Edo State, for allegedly stoning to death his neighbour, one Richard Ikekhua over electricity bill.

2016 Ondo Gov Poll: Shun violent confrontation, Boroffice tells supporters

2016 Ondo Gov Poll: Shun violent confrontation, Boroffice tells supporters

The All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship aspirant in Ondo State, Senator (Prof.) Ajayi Boroffice has appealed to his supporters to shun confrontation with supporters of other aspirants even in the face of provocations but rather continue to work for party cohesion ahead of the forthcoming governorship election in the state.

We will diversify economy with local content

We will diversify economy with local content

The Federal Government, Thursday, said it plans to boost local content in the Information Communication Technology (ICT) sector so as increase the country’s revenue profile and help it compete favourably in the global market.

Prince Ali condemns rivals tactics in FIFA race

Prince Ali condemns rivals tactics in FIFA race

FIFA presidential candidate Prince Ali bin al Hussein condemned the tactics of his main election rivals on Thursday, raising ethical questions about their efforts to secure block support from regional football confederations.