Trump admits sharing information with Russia

Trump admits sharing information with Russia

US President Donald Trump acknowledged Tuesday that he shared information with top Russian envoys at an Oval Office meeting last week, but argued that it was his “absolute right” to do so, despite an outcry about potentially leaking sensitive data.
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Where are the signs of diversifications?

Where are the signs of diversifications?

The interest of the Buhari led government is still in the oil sector and this will not be in the best interest of the country. There is urgent need for a paradigm shift from the oil sector to agriculture and solid minerals

Assassins wipe out family of 6 in Ogun

Assassins wipe out family of 6 in Ogun

Unknown gunmen, believed to be assassins, killed a family of six— husband, wife and four children— in a pre-dawn attack at their home in the Atiba area of Odogbolu Local Government Area of Ogun State.

LSSC to construct sports centres

LSSC to construct sports centres

The Lagos State Sports Council has earmarked a whopping N9 billion for the development and renovation of sports infrastructure in the state in the 2017 fiscal year.

Nigeria not ripe for smart city project – NITDA DG

Nigeria not ripe for smart city project – NITDA DG

THE Director General of the National Information Technology Development Agency, NITDA, Dr. Isa Ali Ibrahim Pantami has kicked against the Smart City initiative, saying that such idea amounts to misplacement of priority for a country like Nigeria with low digital literacy rate.

Navy Sailing Club eyes Tokyo 2020 Olympics

Navy Sailing Club eyes Tokyo 2020 Olympics

The Navy Sailing Club has reiterated its commitment to capacity building in its drive to ensure better representation of Nigerian athletes in major international championships.

Zenith Bank, Delta hail standard of Principals’ Cup

Zenith Bank, Delta hail standard of Principals’ Cup

Sponsors of the rejuvenated Delta State Principals Cup for secondary schools, Zenith Bank Plc has commended the standard exhibited by the young ones in the keenly contested competition which comes to an end this weekend.

Okumagba plans big for club

Okumagba plans big for club

Plans are in top gear by the Nigeria Football Supporters Club (NSFC ) to widen its marketing and sponsorship drive so that it can adequately take care of its activities as it concerns the club programmes and involvement of the country’s national teams for the rest of the year.

To get out of recession, we need to invest in youths – CEO IPI Solutions

To get out of recession, we need to invest in youths – CEO IPI Solutions

Cloud is a computing model, where individuals and organisations get to access technology products and services, using any device of their choice by paying for only what they consume. So you may either consume productivity service or platform services like applications or infrastructural services. So, the level of consumption determines what you pay for and in many cases far cheaper compared to current technology systems.

ADELEKE: Coroner threatens DPO, others with arrest

ADELEKE: Coroner threatens DPO, others with arrest

Osogbo—The chairman of the Coroner’s Inquest set up by the State Governor, Mr Rauf Aregbesola, to uncover the circumstances surrounding the death of Senator Isiaka Adeleke, Chief Magistrate Olusegun Ayilara, went tough yesterday as he threatened to issue a bench warrant against the Divisional Police Officer DPO, of Dugbe Police station, Osogbo and the Officer in charge of Homicide, for shunning the sitting and refusal to testify before it.

SSANU, NASU, disagree over FUNAAB VC’s suspension

SSANU, NASU, disagree over FUNAAB VC’s suspension

Abeokuta—The two non-academic staff unions of the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta FUNAAB yesterday, expressed mixed reactions over the suspension of the Vice Chancellor of the institution, Prof. Olusola Oyewole.

IOCs relocation: PANDEF youths condemn Reps

IOCs relocation: PANDEF youths condemn Reps

ABUJA—YOUTH wing of Pan-Niger Delta Forum, PANDEF, has berated the House of Representatives over the rejection of the motion requesting it to compel International Oil Companies, IOCs, to relocate their operational and administrative offices to the Niger Delta region.