Buhari signs law establishing FUPRE
Technology, clearing barriers to quality education, says LG boss
Consumer Watch: A place that makes you plan ahead
Samsung Galaxy Note 8 finally debuts in Nigeria
Chelsea blame Nigeria for Moses injury
Nigerian invents automated finger payment machine
How we survived recession in Nigeria – Jumia
Interswitch partners banks, credit providers on nano loans
WHO targets 874,000 with yellow fever immunisation
Does Buhari belong to nobody?
I’m not too young to be Aare Ona Kakanfo — Gani Adams
Nigeria Airways Pensioners beg Buhari over unpaid benefits
Yuletide: NNPC plans 2bn litres of PMS stock to forestall scarcity

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How Cloud Energy’s multi-function solar home system provides constant electricity
ONE of Nigeria’s energy solutions providers, Cloud Energy, has introduced a multi-function Solar Home System, which it said would keep Nigerians constantly connected to electricity.
Police train 200 senior officers on counter terrorism
POLICE authorities, yesterday, gathered 200 officers of the rank of Deputy Superintendent to Chief Superintendent of Police for a five-day training session on counter terrorism and disaster management.
Convocation: Crescent University’s Saturday of difference
Crescent University, Abeokuta, no doubt is a Nigerian university that one can describe in Yoruba as “Akehinde gb’egbon” (the last comer that beats the earlier ones).
Finance firm holds roadshow in Onitsha to mark 3yrs of breakthrough in financial services
The Main market axis of the commercial city of Onitsha, Anambra State, came alive on Friday as a major finance company operating in the commercial city, FundTrust Multipurpose Cooperative Society, conducted a roadshow to celebrate their breakthrough in financial management in three years in the city. Both the management and staff moved slowly in a motorcade with band along major streets in Onitsha for over two hours to the amazement of the traders and their esteemed customers.
AEDC metres 88,000 customers, targets 120,000
The management of Abuja Electricity Distribution Company, AEDC, said, yesterday, it has installed 88,000 metres, to be followed with another 120,000 units by December to address complaints on estimated billing.

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