Visafone acquisition, end for CDMA?
Workers’ sack: Tension heightens in Imo
Wada to dissolve cabinet today
Ikot-Akpan Udo, Amazaba communal crisis: Peace meeting deadlocked
515,531 children for measles immunisation in Ekiti
FG vows to jail corrupt judges
Budget 2016: Buhari writes Senate
Ooni, Alaafin ‘ll end marginalisation of S-West — Yoruba monarchs
Nigeria signs agreements with UAE on recovery of stolen funds
Naira stabilises at N295/$
How Metuh secured N400m bail
Shun pressure from politicians to act wrongly, Wike urges Army
Erosion renders 20 families homeless in Ogun
Transition: Dickson directs appointees to prepare hand-over notes
The story of my trip to APC — Ekwunife
Synagogue: Court hears contractors’ motion Jan 27
Ugwuanyi debunks accusation of partying in Dublin

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Ericsson raises bar in smart homes, cities with new IoT solutions
AS part of its resolve to equip communication service providers and utility companies to address services and requirements in the fast-growing Internet of Things ,IoT, Ericsson has introduced three new IoT solutions support smart home and cities globally.
NBC probe: N15bn not missing —Stakeholders
Contrary to reports that N15 billion fraud was committed at the National Broadcasting Commission, NBC, the President of Set-Top Box Manufacturers Association of Nigeria, Mr. Geoffrey Ohuabunwa, has said that the money was intact.
Security man docked over $1.5m theft, unlawful detention
Lagos—A 22-year-old security man, Isaac Onoja, was yesterday arraigned before an Igbosere Magistrate’s Court for allegedly stealing $1.5 million (N295.5m) from his employer.
Osun Community, varsity tango over land
Members of the host community to Fountain University in Osogbo have protested attacks on them by people suspected to be thugs who were allegedly hired by the university management over land tussle.
BIAFRA: Court grants bail to 26 IPOB members
A Magistrate court in Umuahia yesterday granted bail to the 26 members of the pro-Biafra groups who were arrested Monday during their protests over the continued detention of their leader, Mr. Nnamdi Kanu. This came as the Enugu Police Command paraded eight suspects who participated in the said protests in Enugu.
Buhari and Saraki: What happened to 2016 budget document?
NIGERIA is a country of the incredible. The high level of criminality that defines much of what makes ours an incredible polity is traceable to the leadership of the country. I say this in the light of the confusion that surrounded the whereabouts of both the electronic and printed copies of the 2016 Appropriation Bill. It was reported last week that copies of this Bill, as delivered to the National Assembly, could no longer be found in the Senate chamber. How this document developed the capacity for mobility is the riddle that our ever resourceful senators were at pain to resolve all through last week.
EDO GOV RACE: Oshiomhole has right to pick his successor — Odion
IMMEDIATE past Commissioner for Information in Edo State, Mr. Louis Odion in this interview addresses the key issues marking the build up to the forthcoming governorship election in the state, emphasising that it is Governor Oshiomhole’s right to be concerned about who succeeds him.
Budget 2016: How we’ll fight poverty, illiteracy with 6 social protection programmes —Osinbajo
ABUJA — Vice President Yemi Osinbajo,yesterday, in Abuja revealed that 2016 budget contained six well articulated social welfare programmes and packages that would tackle poverty, illiteracy and health challenges of Nigerians.
Osun, lottery firm signs MoU to boost revenue generation
Osun State Government has signed a memorandum of understanding with Global Gaming Company Limited to transform lottery business in the state in order to use it to create employment and generate more income to the treasury of the state.
NLNG: Shell, Total, ENI fleece Nigeria of $3.3bn —ActionAid
International advocacy group, ActionAid, yesterday, accused Shell, Total and ENI of fleecing Nigeria of $3.3 billion in seven years, through their investments in the Liquefied Natural Gas, operated by the Nigeria LNG Limited, NLNG.

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