Why I’m yet to appoint Commissioners —Obaseki
Gov Ortom survives auto crash
How public school girls learn coding at JOEF
Okowa tasks judiciary on speedy trial of kidnappers
Communities to donate land for agric in Imo — Okorocha
Jigawa releases council elections date, guidelines
FRSC mobile court convicts 45 traffic offenders
20,000 register for JAMB’s UTME in two days
Autonomy: NULGE begins nationwide protest rally
Why we suspended flight operations, by First Nation Airlines
Sheriff’s 2019 ambition cause of PDP crisis – Makarfi

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Airtel ranked among top three best employers
Leading telecoms operator, Airtel Nigeria, has been listed among the three best companies to work for in Nigeria.
Individuals, coys can succeed without breaking banks — Idowu
On driving force: I had worked with various large organizations enabling them to grow to become more efficient and more profitable. But still, I wasn’t satisfied. I also wanted to help Small and Medium Enterprises, SMEs, startups, non-for-profit organizations, and individuals.
Fake tyres: 2 Chinese, Nigerian get bail
A Federal High Court sitting in Lagos, yesterday admitted two Chinese and a Nigerian to bail in the sum of N10 million with two sureties each in like sum. They were arraigned for importing sub-standard automobile tyres worth about N5 billion.
NIPOST resurrects, wears five new hats
THE rise of the internet, and with it the dearth of letter writing has relegated the once vibrant postal service industry to the background. Many industrialized countries, however, instead of sitting back and accepting defeat, restructured their postal agencies to accommodate the changing times.
LASG shuts 100 ‘pure water’ firms
Worried by the increase in water related diseases in Lagos State, the Government, yesterday, disclosed that it had sealed over 100 table water producing firms over distribution of substandard water in the state.
Premium Pension pays N118bn benefit to pensioners
PREMIUM Pension Limited, PPL, has said it paid not less than N118billion benefits to pensioners since 2007 when it began operation following the Pension Reforms Act, PRA, 2004, with PPL which commenced business with an initial share capital of N500 million, now has shareholders’ funds of N1.3 billion.
Sokoto moves to centralise motor parks
Sokoto State Government has commenced plans to centralise all units of motor parks in Sokoto metropolis.
Coconut Oil Refinery project: A-Ibom govt assures community on compensation
Akwa Ibom State Government has appealed to the people of Odoro Ikot community, in Mkpat Enin Local Government Area of the state to cooperate with the state government to realise the Coconut Oil Refinery project.
FG, states, LGs share N429.127bn
The Technical sub-Committee of Federation Accounts Allocation Committee (FAAC) yesterday shared a total of N429.127 billion for the three tiers of government.
NEPC, JETRO partner to reduce agric product waste
The Nigerian Export Promotion Council, NEPC and Japanese External Trade Organisation, JETRO, are working to reduce post-harvest losses arising from poor packaging of Nigerian agricultural produce.
Dexa improves consumer wellbeing in Ibadan
Major Pain killer Company, Dexa Medica makers of Boska yesterday conducted another wave of its Pain Free Day initiative at Sasha market in Ibadan area of Oyo State with a view to help consumers stay fit at all time.
Delta community urged to support Catholic University
Oleh Community in Isoko South Local Government Area of Delta State has been urged to make land available for the establishment of the Warri Catholic Diocese University.
NDDC: We’re moving from building shore protection to constructing road networks – Project Director
Executive Director, Project, of Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC, Mr. Samuel Adjogbe, has stated that the commission was moving away from the era of failed shore protection projects to constructing motorable roads to link the riverine communities in the region.
Bloody clash averted as soldiers invade Lagos police station
A bloody clash was, yesterday, averted at Alakara area of Mushin, Lagos State, after some soldiers invaded Alakara Police Station in a bid to release the mother one of their colleagues that was detained at the station.
Senate/Customs CG face-off: Ali won’t appear before you today in uniform, Attorney General writes Senate
STRONG indications emerged yesterday that the face-off between the Senate and the Comptroller-General of Nigeria Customs Service, NCS, Col. Hameed Ibrahim Ali, (retd), is getting messier everyday, as the Federal Government has vowed that the Customs boss will not wear complete uniforms as directed by the senators who asked him come back next week Wednesday in complete Customs uniform.

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