IT is nice to observe that the Nigerian Press has resolved to stay put in Nigeria, instead of taking a “trip to Afghanistan” at this crucial phase of our democracy. This is in spite of having seen some of our people’s advocates, who the masses have been looking up to, cross over to the other side. In the words of Yinka Odumakin “in the mode of keeping quiet in eating season”.

WHAT’s the bigger risk to global crude oil markets this year, the threat of escalating conflict and even war between the United States and Iran, or a surge in exports of refined products from China?

A PUBLIC peace advocate for the release of Dapchi school girl, Leah Sharibu and Christian leader, Reverend Gideon Para-Mallam, in this interview, speaks on the brick-bat between the Presidency and the Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, over the politicization of the insecurity situation in the country.

AGAINST the backdrop of the increased incidents of sea piracy in Nigeria’s waters late last year, the leadership of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA, has indicated that the Agency is being equipped to bring down the rate of attacks in 2020. It also expressed disappointment and embarrassment at the recent upsurge in the spate of attacks.

The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Edo State has declared that former Governor of the state, Comrade Adams Oshiomhole, has no legal authority to function in office as National Chairman of the APC. In a statement signed by Chairman of Edo APC, Anselm Ojezua, the chapter of the party said Comrade Oshiomhole has been suspended […]

WEDNESDAY, January 15, marks 50 years to the day when our tragic civil war was formally ended. That was the day that Colonel Philip Effiong and his men brought the articles of surrender to Yakubu Gowon at Dodan Barracks, Lagos.

THE Federal Government has secured $1.46 billion for the completion of work on Ajaokuta Steel, which has been moribund for decades.

The proportion of Nigerian households that experienced better  power supply increased to 37 percent in fourth quarter  of last year (Q4’19) from 36 percent in Q3’19, according to the poll released by NOIPolls.

Customers of the 23 com-mercial banks closed 4.5 million current accounts in December 2019, representing 15 percent month-on-month decline in the total number for current accounts in the previous month.

Emerging technologies, such as the Internet of Things IoT, Cloud Technology, and Smart Phones are having a great impact on our daily lives. They are equally offering new vulnerabilities for cybercriminals to exploit.

BARELY one month after handling its first gearless vessel and the largest container ship to call at Onne Port, leading container terminal operator, West Africa Container Terminal, WACT, has handled another large gearless container ship deployed by leading Far Eastern shipping line, Pacific International Lines, PIL. 

MARITIME operators have called on all Federal Government’s agencies responsible for securing the nation’s waterways to step up efforts to ensure the security for shipping activities in the country.

AFTER 22 years of meritorious service to the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA, Hajia Lami Tumaka took a bow out of the Agency, yesterday, upon attainment of the mandatory retirement age of 60.

CRIMINALS operating in the country’s wharfs have resorted to broaching of containerised cargoes following frustration of container flying, another form of crime in the wharf.

Telecommunications services provider, Airtel Nigeria, said it wants to redefine the television viewing experience for  its customers  in Nigeria when it  unveiled  television services app recently.