GTB targets N125bn PBT in 2016, to focus on retail customers
ICAO President charges aviation agencies on capacity building
Bola Tinubu’s unfinished business
Gridlock at Lagos port scaring investors
Apathy hits online jobs as patronage suffers 46% decline
Illegal arms: Lawyer fingers armed escorts, convoys
Builders, stakeholders counselled on fire safety confab
2 robbery suspects lynched in Benue
Herdsmen abduct Catholic priest in Enugu
Abia to prosecute parents over child hawking
Photos: Nigerians groan as fuel scarcity bites harder
Zamalek players mock Yusuf after AFCON ouster
Cyndees in amazing walk through Badagry Slave Centre

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We have transformed Abuja into a vibrant art city—Jeff Ajueshi
Thought Pyramid Art Gallery is one of the biggest galleries in the country, and definitely the biggest in Abuja. The gallery which has changed art history of Abuja is the brain child of Mr Jeff Ajueshi, who incidentally is the curator and Director. A native of Oghara, Ethiope West Local Govenment Area of Delta State, Jeff who did not study art, but is now one of the greatest art promoters in the land, in this interview reveals the motivation for establishing the gallery, the challenges, the choice of Abuja and other sundry issues.
Economic Summit: Elephant goes into labour, delivers a mouse (1)
In the three tears left to this administration, we have given ourselves the target of 10,000MW distributable power. In 2016 alone, we intend to add 2,000MW to the national grid.”
How did Metuh’s trial turn into media trial?
Many Nigerians have followed the trial of the PDP National Publicity Secretary, Chief Olisa Metuh closely. Interestingly, the court trial has now been subjected to media trial.
Iwobi: A big loss to England, says Wenger
Arsene Wenger says Alex Iwobi’s decision to play for Nigeria is a loss for England after he inspired Arsenal to a 4-0 win over Watford.
I’m leaving CAN after my divine mandate–Oritsejafor
Any state or nation that doesn’t plan or think of tomorrow, does not have a right to exist because if whatever you exist for is for now, then you have missed everything about life because there’s much more in the future than what you are seeing today.

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