2017 Christmas trending colours
CHINI unveil plans for Creativity Week 2018
Court orders forfeiture of Diezani’s $4.760m houses to FG
Consumer Watch :A place that makes you plan ahead
Start-up ecosystem: How young Nigerian innovators lead new tech world
Truck crushes 2 to death at Idiroko
No strange disease in Bauchi— Govt
Glo’s Professor Johnbull counsels successful wives
Plateau Speaker assures on open grazing ban, as youths present bill
Kwara Poly slashes tuition fees by N5,000 after Saraki’s intervention
Corruption, a shame on Nigerians — Ajibola
Why Nigeria must close data divide – NCC
Delta govt denies involvement in IPMAN election crisis
Wike alleges plot to rig 2019 elections with Sars
NIGERIA: The national reconstruction plan to survive in IoT world (4)
Ajimobi lauds LAEI over support for less privileged

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ABU Lagos Alumni donates food items to Pacelli School for the Blind
Ahmadu Bello University, ABU, Alumni Association, Lagos chapter, has donated food items and toiletries to Pacelli School for the blind and partially sighted children at the premises of the school located at Ogulana drive, Surulere, Lagos.
Host community assures SEEPCO of harmonious working relationship
THE people of Beneku community in Ndokwa East Local Government Area, Delta State, have assured the management of Sterling Energy Exploration Petroleum Company Limited, SEEPCO, of a harmonious working relationship for the overall development of the community.
Deportation: My wife, 3 children stranded in India – Ebonyi indigene cries out
THE Federal Government has been called upon to widen the scope of its repatriation project to cover not only Nigerians stranded in Libya but also those held in deportation camps in Asian countries such as India and Malaysia.
80 million Nigerians lack access to electricity—World Bank
Despite efforts by the Federal Government to provide electricity in the country, the World Bank, yesterday, disclosed that over 80 million Nigerians have no access to electricity.
Why we budgeted N82bn for deep seaport —AYADE
CALABAR—The Cross River State Governor, Senator Ben Ayade, has said his government is very resolute in seeking alternative ways for generating revenue for the state, rather than depending on Federal Government allocations, saying that this informed the state government’s decision to budget a whopping N82 billion for dredging of the sea for construction of the state’s seaport.

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