Retired Brig.-Gen. Paul Boroh, the Coordinator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme, says more than five million people in the Niger Delta region have benefited from the initiative since 2009.

WE are happy that domestic retail investors are returning. This is because of what we see in the economy now. The government has shown that it has become more committed in improving the economy through the ease of doing business policy that they just put in place. Also, we have seen the recent improvement in liquidity via-a-viz the continuous reduction in inflationary pressure and monetary policy improvement.

One of the major problems associated with African arts and craft is low patronage. The impact of pop-culture, popular among the youths, has been identified as one of the reasons young people rarely patronize Nigerian art, craft and cultural products.

THE South Eastern polity was awash, yesterday, with condemnation for the planned deployment of combat-ready personnel for a special operation, code-named Egwu-Eke 11 (Python Dance 11) in the five states of the zone.

Mrs. Hannah’s pavilion at the 2017 AFAC Expo is filled with creatively tailored fabrics and necklaces made of beads as charming as her looks. She specializes in Senegalese brands.

A chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in Lagos, Chief Amos Olayinka, has kicked against the calls for a return to regionalism, saying the idea, if considered, may take Nigeria backward.

A default judgment obtained against a property  in  Computer Village, Ikeja, Lagos State, is now creating tension as traders who occupy the affected buildings have cried foul over the  judgment which they claimed was  obtained without the knowledge of neither the owner of the property norn the shop owners in the property at 18, Awolowo Way, Ikeja.

Reformed Niger Delta Avengers, RNDA, in coalition with nine other militant groups, last night, said it was too early for Nigerians to celebrate the Federal Government’s claim that the nation had come out of recession, promising to resume attacks that will further deepen the nation’s woes if urgent steps were not taken to address issues troubling the Niger Delta.

The Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Imohimi Edgal, has vowed to stamp out residential robberies across the state through partnership with credible vigilant groups.

The Lagos State University, LASU, management has dismissed 17 academic and non-academic staff and demoted two others for allegedly falsifying their Senior Secondary School Certificates and manipulation of students’ results.