

25 Malian soldiers killed, 60 missing after militant attack
Christ Embassy to launch pidgin version of Holy Bible soon — pastor
Missing N35m: How JAMB officials tried to bribe auditor ― Witness
Benin Water Storm Project not abandoned, says Edo govt
African-Americans christened Nigerian names to commemorate 400 years of transatlantic slavery
Don’t divest 50% equity from Edo Azura power project, Obaseki urged
Plans to launch pidgin version of Holy Bible uncovered
News Extra: Nigeria to assemble solar cars by 2020
N2bn Contract Scam: DSS yet to handover Maina to EFCC
Again, U.S. city honours Nigeria with flag raising
World Bank appoints Chaudhuri Country Director for Nigeria
Ibadan Traditional Crisis: New kings dare Olubadan, wear crowns
Review of maritime security firms underway
Western Marine destroys N23.7m poultry products
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SubscribeWith a secured maritime industry, the economy will blossom – Amaechi, Dakuku
MINISTER of Transportation, Mr. Rotimi Amaechi, has said that with the new maritime security infrastructure being built by the Federal Government, the Deep Sea Project would be a major economic trigger for the country.
APM Terminals, LAWMA clear heaps of refuse at Apapa
RESIDENTS and commuters in Apapa can now heave a sigh of relief as APM Terminals Apapa, in partnership with the Lagos State Waste Management Agency, LAWMA, has embarked on a cleanup exercise to clear the heaps of refuse dumps littering the Apapa-Wharf Road and its environs.
UN Summit: Tech4Devn showcases solutions that’ll build future Africa women workforce
Women Techsters, Tech4devn used its opportunity of being the only Nigeria Company that featured at the 5th UN Solutions Summit in New York, recently, to project solutions it believed would build future African women workforce.
There is cause for celebration but … — Bewaji
Dr. Wunmi Bewaji is a former Minority Leader in the House of Representatives. He is also the chairman and Executive Director, CODER. In this interview, he speaks on Nigeria’s 59th independence and declares that there is need for restructuring if the country must forge ahead.
Despite low adoption rate, satellite still bridges digital divide in Nigeria – Brown, YahClick’s Africa VP
Vice President, Sales (Africa) at UAE-based satellite company, YahClick, Michael Brown is not new to satellite development in Africa. With 19 years of Senior and Executive Management experience in the Sales and Marketing functions in the ICT, Cellular, Satellite and Logistics sectors, mostly around Africa, Brown considers himself, an authority in analysing African satellite situations and views his solutions as capable of proving enduring remedies.
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