Biafra: Kanu, others hearing resumes June 20
2016 Budget:Presidency vs NASS fiasco (2)
World Bank MD meets Buhari, others on N-East rehabilitation
Slave War: Community cries out to Ugwuanyi for protection
Lassa fever is a national tragedy
Naval, police men want to kill me – Merchant Navy boss
Okowa reads riot act to monarchs of feuding communities
Court grants Bianca’s prayer to re-open evidence
OLX introduces new techniques for easy online trading
Malaysian Organisation urges Nigerians to support Burhari
Vodacom business Nigeria wins two awards@ BOICT

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Scale up your solutions for global market, Microsoft tells students
The Director, Developer Evangelism, Microsoft Nigeria, Mr. Shina Oyetosho has said that unless tech start-ups scale up their software solutions for global market, they may not be globally competitive in the digital economy.
Tarfa loses suit challenging court’s jurisdiction
Lagos—Justice Aishat Opesanwo of a Lagos State High Court sitting at Igbosere, yesterday dismissed an application by Rickey Tarfa (SAN), challenging the jurisdiction of the court to the hear the case filed against him by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission EFCC.
Unpaid pensions: Retired judges drag Mimiko to court
Some retired judges in Ondo State have dragged Governor Olusegun Mimiko before the National Industrial Court, NJC, for failing to pay their retirement benefits since 2007.
DIGITAL MIGRATION: EMCOAN holds seminar
The Electronic Media Content Owners Association of Nigeria (EMCOAN), the umbrella body of Radio, Tv and online entertainment content owners in Nigeria is set to hold the annual 2016 CEOs’ Business Seminar for its members on Thursday May 5, in Lagos.
Where are Nigerians in the fight over the 2016 budget?
IT is pertinent to ask where ordinary Nigerians who have no millions kept away as egg nests and have nowhere to go but live out the nightmare that being a citizen seems to have become in today’s Nigeria – it is indeed important to ask if such Nigerians have been considered in the struggle that has led to the failure or refusal of President Muhammadu Buhari to give assent to the budget sent to him by the National Assembly several weeks ago. It is useless now denying there is a tug of war currently going on between the President and the leaders of the National Assembly. It is a war of will that both parties involved in have been shy to take into the public arena. They would rather do their battle indirectly, through proxies or by making oblique remarks that are neither here nor there.

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