Govt can generate over N4.5b annually through IT regulations- CPN
THE Computer Professionals Registration Council of Nigeria (CPN) has made a startling revelation over the huge revenue the government of Nigeria has been losing to non regulation of Information Technology businesses. President of the Council, Mr Vincent Asor said that if the federal government can check activities of non registered IT professionals, the council could raise over N4.5 billion yearly.
Congolese thrown out of CAF Champions League
The disqualification of Democratic Republic of Congo team V Club overshadowed the CAF Champions League groups draw in Cairo Tuesday.
Eni declares force majeure after Nigerian pipeline attack
A subsidiary of Italian oil producer Eni has declared a force majeure following an attack on a key gas pipeline in southern Nigeria, the company said Tuesday.
Video: See what Ambode will transform Oshodi to in 2017
Governor Akinwunmi Ambode of Lagos State, Wednesday, said the long awaited regeneration of Oshodi into a world class Central Business District (CBD) will commence next week with the construction of Transport Interchange which will feature the consolidation of all 13 city and interstate parks in Oshodi into 3 multi-story bus terminals.
The death penalty is not the solution to kidnapping in Nigeria
Earlier this month the Senate approved a proposal to introduce a bill that will make kidnapping punishable by death. Many commentators have welcomed the decision arguing that the death penalty will deter the increasing number of kidnappings in the country. They are wrong.
Alleged N400m fraud: Judge faults Metuh’s medical report
Trial of the embattled National Publicity of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Chief Olisa Metuh before the Federal High Court in Abuja was stalled, on Tuesday, as the defendant was said to have been admitted at the National Hospital.
