FG to revisit establishment of maritime varsity —Peterside
PORT HAR-COURT— Director-General of Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA, Dr. Dakuku Peterside, yesterday, said that the Federal Government will revisit the establishment of Maritime University at Okerenkoko in Delta State and six others across the country.
Whatever happens Nigerians figure out a way to live together – Ambassador Symington
The United State ambassador to Nigeria Mr W. Stuart Symington has said that whatever happens Nigerians have a way of figuring out ways to live together.
Why I can never envy celebrities who live extravagantly— Kiki Omeli
STUNNING Nollywood actress, Nkiruka ‘Kiki’ Omeli has expressed reservations about celebrities who live extravagant lifestyles, stressing how much elegance can be found in simplicity.
Genesis G70 undergoes final test before launch
WITH its global debut just a few months away, the look of Genesis’ first-ever G70 is coming into focus.
ALBON, AMTO, BTOA, form association
WEEKS after their first meeting in Enugu, luxury bus owners and other road passenger transport bodies rose from an inaugural conference in Lagos with a resolution to fuse into one, all-inclusive umbrella body for all inter-state bus associations in 60 days.
NNPC, Schlumberger agree on $700m joint venture
Nigeria’s state oil company said on Thursday it had agreed a joint venture to cover the more than $700 million cost of developing new oil fields in its southern Niger Delta energy hub
Germany beat Mexico 4-1 to reach Confed Cup final
Germany beat Mexico 4-1 to reach Confed Cup final
Oil extends gains to sixth day on dip in U.S. output
Oil futures ended slightly higher on Thursday, extending crude’s rally to a sixth straight session after a decline in weekly U.S. crude production temporarily eased concerns about deepening oversupply.
Depression forces 20-year-old goalkeeper to quit football
The prospect of a young English goalkeeper Craig King has been thwarted by the silent killer called depression.
Nigerian stocks rally for second day to one-week high
Nigerian stocks rallied for a second day on Thursday to a one- week high as shares in the relatively liquid banking sector gained ahead of half-year earnings, traders said.
Prof in EFCC net over N23 m fraud
Abuja: The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, said yesterday, it had arrested the Director General of the National Biotechnology Development Agency, NABDA, Professor (Mrs) Lucy Jumeyi Ogbadu, for her alleged involvement in criminal conspiracy and diversion of public funds to the tune of N23 million.
