Recession: Re-jig your cabinet, Ekweremadu, Melaye Tell Buhari
We’ll ensure Nigeria does not depend on oil again – Buhari
Photos: President Buhari addresses the UN
WAEC deploys e-marker for exams to meet global best practice
Contribute to sports development, Saraki challenges MTN, others
We ‘ve confidence in your leadership, Obama tells Buhari
The worst things about living alone in Lagos
Why Buhari is not the plagiarist
FG begins shortlisting candidates for 500,000 jobs – Lai Mohammed
Osinbajo shifts blame again
‘Why we withdrew our children from private schools’
Nigeria must consider oil asset sales – Saraki
Economic recovery key to checking human trafficking —Buhari
FG blast critics of Change campaign
Mrs Ize-Iyamu’s convoy attacked in Iyamho
Rep calls for equality in allocation of constituency projects

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BlackBerry-xit: Why Whatsapp may lose many Nigerian subscribers
IT is no longer news that Whatsapp, the world’s most popular messaging application will not be available on the BlackBerry platform come 2017. What might be news however, especially to the Facebook owned company, is that many Nigerian BlackBerry faithful say they will choose the Canadian mobile brand over Whatsapp.
Bello’s victory opens new vista in Kogi
Yesterday’s decision of the Supreme Court to uphold the election of Yahaya Bello as the governor of Kogi State was being received with mixed feelings. That was not surprising given the heightened expectations of the contending personalities. It was as such not surprising that in the victory that the governor urged his supporters against unbridled celebration.
Recession: Will cut in marketing spend, downsizing save e-commerce firms?
BUSINESSES in Nigeria at the moment are facing very tough times due to the economic recession. Disposable income has drastically reduced, shrinking and stretching consumers’ purchasing power beyond limit. This has put e-commerce firms in precarious situations. While some have resorted to slashing marketing costs, others have resorted to sacking employees workforce.
FG to concession narrow gauge lines to General Electric
THE Minister of Transportation, Mr Rotimi Amaechi, said, on Tuesday, that negotiations were ongoing for the concessioning of the narrow gauge lines across the country to General Electric (GE).
N5.5m transferred to artisan’s bank account lands him in police trouble
Lagos—A police prosecutor, Corporal Chinedu Njoku, disagreed, yesterday, with the police report over the alleged theft of N800,000 from Ecobank preferred against one Edadu Collins, insisting that the amount involved was N5.5 million, after proper investigation was carried out.

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