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Lagos judiciary to impose sanction on lawyers for delaying trials
FG to include private sector in upgraded NHMIS – Abatta
Forcepoint to reduce cyber attacks by 96%
Isoko women protest relocation of Delta varsity students
Enugu airport upgrade gets inauguration c’ttee
Nigeria seeks support for re-election into ITU
Kidnappers abduct female police superintendent in Delta
NDE/MAF graduate 93
Gbenga Olawepo and Fela Durotoye: The clash of new political titans
2019 polls’ll usher Nigeria into clime of maturity – Buhari
Chivita Frooty Happy hour now in 100ml pouch
AfCFTA: LCCI, MAN differ on Obasanjo’s remark
Food prices push September inflation to 11.28%
ADVAN announces entry for 8th Marketing Excellence Awards
Brazil’s Miranda silences Argentina with last-gasp winner
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SubscribeAPM terminals Apapa raise concerns over plastic pollution
THE Managing Director of APM Terminals Apapa, Martin Jacob, has made a case for the proper disposal and recycling of plastics in order to reduce harmful effect on the ocean, wildlife and humans.
Ignore media attacks on Kachikwu, Anioma youths tell Buhari
UGHELLI—YOUTHS from Delta State under the aegis of Anioma Youths Mandate for Buhari, AYMB, have asked President Muhammadu Buhari to ignore media attacks on the Minister of State for Petroleum, Dr. Ibe Kachikwu, describing same as the handiwork of political jobbers.
When lie telling may not be criminal (2)
Last week I introduced a discussion of how lie telling can be categorised and how given some circumstances, lie telling may or may not be criminal. This week I intend to relate the background already made to recent events in the world and particularly Nigeria’s political climate. It is however important to firstly state that there are instances where the law expressly criminalises the conduct of lie telling.
Nigeria’s digital economy to generate $88b by 2021 – Adebayo, ALTON Chairman
The Nigerian digital economy appears to be growing from strength to strength despite problem of infrastructure deficit. In fact, it is expected to generate up to $88 billion and three billion jobs for Nigerians before the end of 2021, if the statistics given by the Chairman of the Association of Licensed Telecoms Companies of Nigeria, ALTON, Engr. Gbenga Adebayo, is anything to rely upon.
In this interview with Emeka Aginam, Adebayo also spoke on a number of industry issues, including the abysmal growth of financial inclusion in Nigeria.
New TV brand, TCL, hits market
The Creative Life Television, otherwise known as TCL TV, has been unveiled.
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