Court orders arrest of Oluwo, Osun monarch over royal tussle
Workers, patients desert hospital as Lassa fever kills two in Ogun
Enugu community threatens war over monarch’s stool
Distress signals for our democracy
Leave Chelsea now – Okocha tells Mikel
Dispora Nigerians remit $35bn in 2016— Dabiri-Erewa
Militants’re re-grouping in Ogun— Amosun
Why Igbo are prone to attacks
Oando completes $115.8m gas, power partial divestment to Helios
Biafra: IPOB thanks media for bold reportage
RECESSION: Over 6000 port workers sacked in one year — Labour
Mega party gets INEC’s nod to begin registration procedures
Why Buhari finds it difficult dealing with corrupt aides – Chinda
Ibrahim Magu, ‘the cabal’ and a president in custody
Falana to FG: Don’t use DSS to harass judges
Palm wine tapper killed for his motorcycle in Agbor
Ikorodu kidnap: Abducted 2-yr-old baby, pregnant woman regain freedom

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Yuletide: Avoid night travel, alcohol, FRSC warns
ABAKALIKI—AS Christians in the country, especially those from the South East geopolitical zone make last minute arrangements to travel for this year’s Christmas celebration, the Federal Road Safety Corps, FRSC has warned motorists and other road users to avoid traveling at night as well as drinking while driving.
How VeriCampus is making apps more personal for schools
Experts say it takes about $10,000 to build an app. Little wonder many schools across the country don’t bother. But with the activities that come with running a school and the many stakeholders involved, it only makes sense that schools have access to an app that brings all these elements together. Enter, VeriCampus, a mobile solution for schools aimed at improving the on-campus and off-campus experience of all its stakeholders through their mobile devices. With VeriCampus, schools can have their own mobile app to deliver personalized services to all stakeholder communities at an affordable cost.
FG incurs 2.1m mt deficit on fish imports annually
By Gabriel Ewepu ABUJA—THE Federal Government is incurring 2.1 million metric tonnes deficit annually, following massive fish imports from Europe and Asia. Minister of State, Agriculture and Rural Development, Heineken Lokpobiri, disclosed this at the 9th Fisheries Committee of West Central Gulf of Guinea, FCWC, in Monrovia, Liberia. He said Nigeria had resolved to properly […]
Microsoft commends creativity of Nigerian entrepreneurs
The Director of Software Engineering, Microsoft Corp, Mr. Bambo Sofola, has expressed satisfaction at the zeal and creativity of Nigerian entrepreneurs. This follows the the number and quality of entries received before the final winners selected for the inaugural class of WINsiders4Good Fellows, part of the Windows Insider Programme.
Akwa Ibom: Emmanuel is leading like a good football coach
Barrister Ekong Sampson was appointed into the Akwa Ibom State Executive Council recently. In this interview he revealed his roadmap for the state and, how he would work with the PDP stakeholders, as Special Adviser on Political, Legislative Matters and Water Resources to retain its pride of place in the state.

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