Sidmach rewards best performing WAEC students
LG rolls out gas cooker that meets customers’ needs
FG advocates alternative funding for road, housing projects
Adamawa presents N230bn 2019 ‘Budget of Next Level’
Over 200 volunteers to monitor campaign promises in South-East
Be tech-savvy, photo journalists urged
Okorocha to create 126 new autonomous communities
GOtv Boxing Night 17 Sign Of Boxing Revival In Nigeria — WABU President
Edo Agric Fair: Obaseki urges intensive extension service to expose farmers to new technologies
Winter Olympics: Curling makes Nigerian debut with Schools championship
2019: 35 parties, 550 NGOs, market women, students endorse Umahi
Why digital clearing system cannot work in Lagos Ports — Nwokeoji
Trustfund Pensions RSA holders hit 700,000
Maersk sets net zero Co2 emission by 2050
JPS handles 250 metric tons of General Cargo in 2018

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Dakuku tells piracy reporting body to represent Nigeria correctly
The Director General of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA, Dakuku Peterside, has called on the International Maritime Bureau, IMB to ensure fairness and balance in its reportage of piracy issues on nation’s territorial waters.
Nzuko Ozo Ndigbo vows to restore dwindling Ozo relevance in Igboland
OZO title holders in Igboland have resolved to restore the role, functionality and relevance of Ozo traditional system as it was practised in the ancient Igbo society.
Eyengho welcomes Sultan of Sokoto to Warri kingdom
The All Progressives Congress, APC candidate for Warri Southwest Constituency in the Delta State House of Assembly Comr. Besidone Eyengho has expressed delight over the visit of the Sultan of Sokoto to Warri kingdom as the Olu of Warri marks his third year coronation anniversary
FG encouraging corruption at port- Shittu
Immediate past National President of the Association of Nigeria Licensed Customs Agents, ANLCA, Prince Olayiwola Shittu does not engage in cheap talk nor mince words whenever he chooses to speak. He talks maritime business and politics in a straight, frank and objective manner; much the same way his passion to drive changes has remained unshaken.
As smugglers attack CG’s operatives at Idiroko
The Nigeria Customs Service, NCS, has said its personnel are covered by life insurance, aside from robust welfare and motivational packages which are available for any operative that suffers any form of mortal attack or first degree injury in the line of duty; including availing such officer immediate overseas medical treatment, should that become absolutely necessary.

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