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Inter-State transportation in Nigeria: Problems (3)
Presidential Amnesty Programme partners N-Delta Ministry on peace
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2018 budget: We’ll receive Buhari when he’s ready – Saraki
Mob lynches 3 men over Okada theft in Ondo
Kogi: Dino Melaye’s sour grapes
Mother of 4 jailed 10 years for drug trafficking
US wades into Nigeria’s cybersecurity problem
UBTH announces treatment of Monkey pox patient
S-East govs responsible for invasion of Kanu’s house —IPOB
IDU flags-off Isoko language teaching in schools
2019: APC govs back automatic ticket for Buhari
Ozobulu, Uga residents laud Obiano over road project
Thank God for J O S Ayomike: He fought a good fight
Five ways to make your laptop battery last longer
Rights group honours philanthropist in Awka
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SubscribeCocoa beverage: Consumers’ poor purchasing power move manufacturers to refocus
MANUFACTURERS of cocoa beverages appeared to be hard pressed for to refocus their route to market strategies in the face of growing uncertainty of consumers’ loyalty.
Sacking Babachir, Oke not enough, Onaiyekan tells Buhari
THE Catholic Archbishop of Abuja, John Cardinal Onaiyekan, has said Monday’s sack of Mr Babachir David Lawal and Ayodele Oke, as Secretary to the Government of the Federation, SGF and Director General of the National Intelligence Agency, NIA, respectively by President Muhammadu Buhari was not enough.
OML30: Heritage, Delta communities synergise operations
As Heritage Energy Operational Services Limited, HEOSL, continues its consultations to Delta host communities, the chairmen and representatives of communities in Cluster 11, 12 and 7, in Oil Mining Lease OML30, have promised to work peacefully with Heritage.
Sacking Babachir, Oke not enough, Onaiyekan tells Buhari
THE Catholic Archbishop of Abuja, John Cardinal Onaiyekan, has said Monday’s sack of Mr Babachir David Lawal and Ayodele Oke, as Secretary to the Government of the Federation, SGF and Director General of the National Intelligence Agency, NIA, respectively by President Muhammadu Buhari was not enough.
Infinix pushes hard with Note 4 Pro, sells 200,000 units
Despite competition from other brands, Infinix is pushing hard in the Nigeria smartphone market with its latest series, Infinix Note 4 and Note 4 pro.
AFRIMA 2017 promises Africa’s longest red carpet
THE taste of stardom will start at the AFRIMA Red carpet. The 2017 All Africa Music Awards Red Carpet will be the longest Red Carpet in Africa.
I’ll not betray Aguata, Anambra political leaders —Nwoye
The All Progressives Congress, APC, candidate in the forthcoming governorship election in Anambra State, Dr. Tony Nwoye, has vowed not to disappoint the hope placed in him by the endorsement of his candidacy by two prominent political groups in the state, Anambra Political Stakeholders Forum, and Leaders of Thought of Aguata II (North) Constituency.
Task Force on land: How move against Igando family failed
AN attempt by the Isikan Ruling Family of Igando, to use the Lagos State Special Task Force on Land Grabbers, to prevent the Beku-Onimaba Family, also of Igando, from taking possession of 52.13 acres of land in Igando Town, has failed.
8 years after, poor SIM card registration still affects national security
When the federal government, through the Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC flagged off the Subscriber Identification Module, SIM registration in March 28, 2011, there were two primary objectives behind the action; one was the need to mitigate security concerns in the challenges of tracking criminal uses of telephones in the country by security agencies. The other, was to establish a central database of SIM card subscribers as an enabler to the overall national identification system.
Bayelsa set for Ecumenical Centre dedication, thanksgiving
INSPIRATIONAL American gospel singer and multiple award winner, Ron Kenoly, yesterday, led other local and international artistes to Bayelsa State as the state government formally dedicated and commissioned its 10,000 seater Ecumenical Centre.
Out-going UNILAG VC solicits support for successor
OUT going Vice Chancellor, University of Lagos, UNILAG, Professor Rahmon Bello, yesterday in Lagos solicited support for his successor, Professor Oluwatoyin Ogundipe, saying that he needs the unalloyed support of the stakeholders to succeed.
NACCIMA President, Lawson, for US trade council lecture
The President of Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture, NACCIMA, Chief Alaba Lawson, will deliver a lecture at the US-Nigeria Agribusiness (non-oil) Investment Summit and Expo in Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America, alongside former US ambassador to Nigeria, Dr. Robin Sanders.
NDYC flays attacks on Intels, urges Buhari’s intervention
Niger Delta Youth Coalition, NDYC, has berated the Oil and Gas Free Zones Authority, OGFZA, Nigerian Ports Authority, NPA, and the Federal Inland Revenue Service, FIRS, for their incessant attacks on Intels Nigeria Limited, saying such attacks were uncalled for, and inimical to the country’s economic aspirations.
AfICTA summit 2017: Stakeholders to tackle cybercrime, IT infrastructure
Stakeholders across the globe will gather in Abuja next week for 2017 Africa Information and Communication Technology Alliance, AfICTA, summit to discuss how best to tackle cybercrime and secure critical information infrastructure.
EIGS old students meet
Old Students of Esie/Iludun Grammar School, EIGS, Irepodun Local Government Area, Kwara State, 1972-1976 set, will hold its meeting on Saturday, November 4, at 12noon. It will be hosted by Alhaji Ibrahim Ajibowo, at Salawu Ajibowo Street, First Gate, Iba Housing Estate, Lagos.
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