Fall in oil prices won’t spell doom for Nigerian economy —Dangote
LAGOS — Africa’s richest man and President, Dangote Industries, Alhaji Aliko Dangote, yesterday, dismissed fears about the impact of the fall in crude oil prices on the Nigerian economy, saying the decline would not translate to doom for the economy.
Blind man, four others divert trailer load of 2,400 tyres
The Lagos State Police Command has arrested five members of a robbery gang that attacked a truck, diverted the goods and sold them at give-away prices.
Pastor rapes 23-yr-old girl in Ebonyi
A 29-year-old Pastor, David Ibe, of Christ Command Mission, Onicha Igboeze in Onicha Local Government Area of Ebonyi State was, weekend, alleged to have raped one Nnennaya Okute, 23, in an uncompleted building in the area.
18 die in Bauchi road accident
Eighteen people were, Sunday night, roasted to death when a commercial bus they were travelling in, Yankari Mass Transit, had an accident near Buzaye village along Bauchi-Jos Expresswa
GE Healthcare: These 6 apps will help doctors and hospitals work better
The next chapter will belong to the Industrial Internet which connects machines generating rivers of data fueling powerful analytics.
Okubor slams Scottish attire of presidential guards
Former Chief of Staff to the governor of Delta State, Dr. Festus Okubor, has raised alarm over the importation of foreign culture in presidential protocol, describing the development as a slap on the country’s cultural heritage.
