Lemo to Chair UNN Lagos alumni bi-annual dinner, ceremony
PDP’s second chance at a new life
African Development Bank leads the way in renewable energy
Bachama group calls for judicial probe of Numan killings
PDP north central zone re-affirms stand on micro-zoning
What I saw in Kogi, Bayelsa, Rivers’ elections really upset me — Buhari
Obaseki commissions Rongsheng glass factory in Benin
AHIARA SAGA: Apologize to the Pope, Catholic Bishops tell colleague
FAAC : Federation revenue declines by N25.3bn in Oct
We’re not recruiting-DSS alerts Nigerians
The Excellent Exemplar – Muhammad
Olofa of Offa tasks NASFAT on urgent devt of Aseese Islamic centre
Maoludi: Cleric charges Muslims on good conduct, selflessness
Aqsa Day: MAI advocates UN resolutions against Israel
Jega advocates restructuring, resource control, revenue formula reform
Agbakoba urges Buhari to sack his entire cabinet

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PSC promotes 250 senior police officers
LAGOS—THE Police Service Commission, PSC, yesterday, approved the promotion and confirmation of acting appointments of 250 senior Police officers. These were some of the high points of the Commission’s 24thPlenary Meeting held in Abuja and presided over by its Chairman, Sir Mike Mbama Okiro, a retired Inspector General of Police.
Messi may retire if Argentina flops
Lionel Messi has hinted that he may retire from international football if he and his Argentina team-mates have an unsuccessful 2018 World
Murder of Ex-PDP Chairman’s son: Court rejects bail request by wife, Maryam
By Ikechukwu Nnochiri To remain in prison custody until Dec 14 Police join suspect’s mother, brother as co-defendants ABUJA—An Abuja High Court sitting at Jabi yesterday, directed that Maryam Sanda, wife of the murdered son of erstwhile Chairman of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Bilyamin Bello, should remain in prison custody till December 14. Trial Justice […]
Xmas: ABC Transport expands Sprinters service, trains crew
Management of ABC Transport Plc has injected sixty (60) brand new buses for its Sprinter operations, as part of its plan to refocus the service and bring it much closer to customers in major locations. This plan was also informed by the change in demographics and the increasing demands for the midi bus service by travellers in other parts of the country, where ABC Transport has not been operating initially. The Sprinter service is specifically designed to satisfy the needs of light travellers: passengers who like to travel with little or no luggage, who would rather travel smart on fully air-conditioned midi buses.
Recession: Toyota leads with 22% share
Despite the impact of the recession in the country in the last two years, Toyota Nigeria Limited, TNL, has maintained the highest market share in the automobile sector with 22 per cent market share of the market as at the third quarter of the year.
Experts lament challenges in Nigeria’s auto sector, discuss Automechanika
EXPERTS in the automotive industry in Nigeria and others from Middle East and Africa have called for urgent action that will address key challenges in the sector and ensure that projected goals under the current policy are achieved.
Mercedes-Benz delivers 2m vehicles to customers
MERCEDES-Benz has delivered more than two million vehicles to its customers across the globe between January and November 2017.
Bizman allegedly attempts to throw policeman into Lagoon
Lagos—A businessman, Francis Esinusu, who allegedly attempted to throw a Police officer on duty into the Lagoon, yesterday, appeared before an Igbosere Magistrate’s Court in Lagos.
Abductors of Plateau PDP Chair want N100m
Jos—Kidnappers of the former Minister of Sports and Plateau State Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Chairman, Damishi Sango, have reportedly called the family to demand N100 million ransom, the state PDP Publicity Secretary, John Akans, has confirmed.
Igando residents appeal to Lagos CP over cult activities
Residents of Igando area of Lagos State said they are living in fear over activities of members of a cult group, Eyie, who they said have been terrorising them in recent time.
Delta in historic first with 2018 budget approval
IN a society where the delay in the passage of appropriation bill has become a norm for government at all levels, Delta State has reshaped the narrative with its 2018 budget.
NJF vows to reorganise Judo
President, Nigeria Judo Federation (NJF), Prince Timothy Nsirim, on Thursday, said the current board of the federation has put plans in place to effectively manage and reorganise the sport in line with international best practices.
Vocational skills should be designed into degree courses – Falola
Nigerian universities have been charged to explore alternative degree formats by making skills in to vocationally oriented degree courses.

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