THE World Bank has projected that up to $22 billion will flow into Nigeria in 2017 through Diaspora remittances, noting that global remittance flow is set to recover this year after two consecutive years of decline.

Rivers State governor, Mr Nyesom  Wike has called on the Inspector General of Police, Alhaji Ibrahim Idris,  not to allow politics to negatively affect the fight against insecurity in the country.

It appears a stiff competition is going to happen in the Digital Satellite Television, DSTV space in a few months, as a new cable satellite television operator, TSTV comes to town.

Aggrieved Benue State civil servants, yesterday, commenced an indefinite strike called by the organised labour in protest over backlog of unpaid salaries.

The member representing Warri Federal Constituency in the Federal House of Representatives Mr. Daniel Reyenieju, has expressed utter disgust against the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) over the Commission’s skulduggery and cynical indifference in its inability to grasp the founding ideals of its establishment.

AS Nigeria marks its 57th year as a corporate entity, there is no greater issue that has got the people of this country exercised than that of her unity.

Labour leaders in Kogi State have informed their members to be prepared for harder times, saying there was no going back on the strike which commenced 10 days ago, unless government addressed their demands.

IN search for peace and the need to protect the sovereignty of Nigeria, Northern representatives visited Igboland to beg for understanding in keeping Nigeria as one united nation. Seventeen governors of the Northern states, adopted the measure and sent only five governors on the peace mission to the Southeast region.

STAKEHOLDERS in the pension industry have taken up arms against the House of Representatives over ongoing attempts at amending the Pension Reform Act, PRA, less than three years after it was amended in 2014.

ABAKALIKI—A political group in Ebonyi State, Akubaraoha Youth Assembly, AYA, yesterday, called on a former Commissioner for Education in Ebonyi State, Prince Chibueze Agbo, to tender unreserved apology to President Muhammadu Buhari and Governor David Umahi of Ebonyi State over comments he made against them.

A businessman, Chief  Emeka  Diwe, has cried out over the seizure of five trucks and a bus belonging to his company by the deputy general manager, Traffic and Indiscipline Management Agency of Abia State, TIMAAS, Mr. Bright Chinedu Ikokwu, in Aba.

Despite the directive of the Inspector General of Police, Mr. Ibrahim Idris, to police formations to dismantle roadblocks across the country, several police teams have mounted roadblocks in some parts of Aba and along the Old Aba-Umuahia highway, Abia State.

A  Federal High Court sitting in Lagos, yesterday, held that Nigerian Liquefied Natural Gas, NLNG, was not liable to pay three percent gross freight on its international inbound and outbound cargo, Sea Protection Levy, two percent cabotage surcharge on all activities carried out for and on its behalf, as well as other sundry claims, as insisted by Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA.

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ANTI-BACTERIAL soap manufacturers are modifying some of their brand elements to meet the dynamic consumer preferences. Principally the modifications involve stuffing their products with diverse fragrances and antiseptic properties.