

Nigeria, Japan sign $14.2m grant
Auditor General’s office lacks manpower to audit, it’s designed to fail – Senate
NAF join forces to flush out bandits, kidnappers in Katsina
Ex-Gov Jang diverted N2bn meant for SME’s — Witness
Banks adopt new customer service tools to drive business
Bench warrant against me mere academic exercise —Nnamdi Kanu
‘First Lady didn’t order sack of Amnesty Office staff’
ALGON wants civilian JTF armed to fight bandits in Zamfara
Security : Buhari cuts Dubai trip short, returns to Abuja
Breaking: Fire service boss, six others released
Christian Chukwu not a ‘destitute old man’ – Enugu govt
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SubscribePolice should maintain the law, not ‘culture’
In the first place, tattoos and dreadlocks are parts of the Nigerian and African culture. A lot of people wearing dreadlocks were born with them while others adopt them as their preferred hairstyle for reasons best known to them.
Onnoghen: IPOB accuses NJC of bias
The Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, has accused the National Judicial Council, NJC, of bias in handling the case against the former Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Walter Onnoghen.
Support Ihedioha to make Imo great again, Udenwa, Ohakim beg stakeholders
Two former governors of Imo State, Achike Udenwa and Ikedi Ohakim, yesterday urged stakeholders of the state, including leaders of town unions and all Imo people to support the incoming governor, Emeka Ihedioha so that he can succeed in making the state regain its lost glory.
How Microsoft Azure ticks the box for public, private cloud demands — Olokodana
Software giants, Microsoft, is claiming a bragging right to trusted public cloud riding on its Azure cloud package which it said is capable of instantly turning users’ ideas into solutions faster.
We need to talk about inequality not just economic growth
According to the World Bank, the Nigerian economy has been “slipping” since 1995. Interestingly, a majority of newspapers chose the headline “Nigeria’s economy slips” which mischievously tells a vastly different story from the World Bank’s original submission. Recently, Bloomberg published an editorial telling President Muhammadu Buhari to focus on economic growth in his second term. That statement appears logical until one begins to question what sort of growth pundits refer to.
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