Appzone says recession spurs innovation
FG steps up quality of export-bound agric products
Court suspends proceedings on Ecobank’s suit against Honeywell
Labour directs TCN workers to shut networks if…
ASUP-Mubi Poly declares support for national body
Gov Lalong loses appeal against sacked 271 councillors
N72m debt: Contractor moves to shut down Onitsha main market
N10.9bn: Lack of documents delaying my defence, says ex-Finbank MD
Man docked for giving Police false information
HIJAB: A’Court directs Lagos appeal to Supreme Court
Umuoji communty gets free medical services
Apostle Suleiman’s tangle with DSS
When protest meets protest
Boko Haram gave me N200 to detonate explosive, says suicide bomber
Man docked over alleged rape, impregnating 12-year-old girl
DFID launches N80m Technology Adoption Grant
Alleged N2.2bn fraud: FG withdraws charges against S-Court officials

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FG plans $50bn for local biofuels production
The Federal Government, yesterday, said it was working on a policy that would set aside $50 billion to fund and stimulate investment in production of biofuels.
Agip shuns NASS C’ttees
NIGERIAN Agip Oil company, NAOC, yesterday, shunned the joint committee of the Senate and House of Representatives of the National Assembly, just as the committee was told that the company haqs been indebted to Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC, to the tune of $6.186,696 for a period of 15 years.
Militants’ attacks plunge Delta to 4th position in oil production —Okowa
NIGERIAN Agip Oil company, NAOC, yesterday, shunned the joint committee of the Senate and House of Representatives of the National Assembly, just as the committee was told that the company haqs been indebted to Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC, to the tune of $6.186,696 for a period of 15 years.
Sanusi’s statement on converting mosques to schools is mischievous — Junaid
THE Emir of Kano, Mallam Muhammadu Sanusi II, has advised northern governors to convert mosques to primary schools to save cost and boost education in the region.
Whistle blower teacher faces sack for exposing illegal education levy in Bayelsa
THE decision of a secondary school teacher in Bayelsa State, Mr. Vincent Durugbo, to expose the extortion of N500 alleged illegal education levy by a school principal in the state despite a ban on such levies by the state government may cost him his job, as there is an alleged plot by the Bayelsa State Post Primary Schools Board to sanction the teacher for his daring act.
Pray for Buhari’s recovery, Chancellor tells Nigerians
CHANCELLOR of Gregory University Uturu, Dr. Gregory Ibe, has called on Nigerians to pray for the speedy recovery and return of President Muhammadu Buhari to Nigeria to continue the battle to rescue the nation from the present economic crisis.
MainOne gathers IT heavyweights for Nerds Unite
MainOne, a leading provider of telecom services and network solutions for businesses has concluded plans to host the third edition of its annual Nerds Unite IT conference, Nigeria’s biggest customer event for networking and data center professionals.
End hardship, hunger to avoid revolution, FG told
An appeal has gone to the Federal Government to “take urgent steps and ward off hunger and possible revolution in the land.”
Corruption deprives Nigeria $500bn revenue – PwC
Economists at the multinational accounting and management firm, PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), have projected Nigeria’s annual Gross Domestic Product, GDP, of USD500 billion when corruption is reduced. They also stated that a more efficient tax system would boost the economy with annual non-oil revenue of about USD104 billion.
IPOB warns over continued detention of Nnamdi Kanu
The Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB yesterday warned that the continued detention of its leader Mr. Nnamdi Kanu would spell doom for the country, arguing that he should be released immediately to avoid the calamity that might befall the country over his continuous detention.
Okorocha shuts out non-indigenes from free education programme
Citing rising costs and the principle of reciprocity, Governor Rochas Okorocha of Imo State yesterday announced his plans to lock out non-indigenes from its free education programme in public schools.
Nadal targets Wimbledon glory
Rafael Nadal is to play at this summer’s Aegon Championships at Queen’s Club.
Coronation Bank partners state govts on infrastructure financing
CORONATION Merchant Bank Limited has commenced talks with some state governments over infrastructure financing in order to overcome the financial constraints which had contributed significantly to their inability to provide some basic amenities to the people, just as it unveiled its new corporate identity.
LINE earmarks N6.7bn for Bauchi indigent persons
A project, Livelihoods and Nutrition Empowerment, LINE, is to spend $14,839,265 (N6.7 billion) to uplift the living standards of poor, rural farming families in Bauchi State.
APC gives PDP quit notice in Enugu, says it will defeat the party in 2019
THE All Progressives Congress, APC, has given the Peoples’ Democratic Party, PDP, a quit notice in Enugu State, saying it will sweep all the positions from councillorship to governorship in 2019, as more political bigwigs join the party.

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