Abducted NYSC Members: Parents accuse transport firm of withholding passengers’ next-of-kin details
Only Islam collects from the rich, renders to the poor — Sulaiman
Biafra: Why I cannot produce Kanu for trial, Buratai tells court
Da Vinci painting of Jesus sells for record $450m
Why EFCC lose good corruption cases- Alabi
CJN tasks Judges on use of ADR
Utilise the potentials in aviation, lawyers advised
UBEC N380bn Fund: 20% yet unaccessed — Executive Secretary
UI first Professor of Pharmacy becomes Chrisland varsity V-C
120 students benefit from Hidden Figures initiative
Cowbellpedia Math contest: Ernest-Eze emerges double winner
Autopsies of 26 Nigerians girls killed in Mediterranean out
JAMB commences sale of 2018 UTME application forms November 22
How Imo monarchs waited for Liberian President
…we must lead by example, show tolerance; acceptance – Buhari
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SubscribeWorld Bank embarks on rural development in Abia, to invest $25 million on rural roads
IN line with the Federal Government’s attention to rural development, 17 states selected from across the nation have been selected by the World Bank to benefit from its $500 million for rural development under the Rural Access and Agricultural Marketing Project, RAAMP, programme.
EBOZELE: How I always make good results out of bad situations
IN a world where people easily cave in to difficult situations, the Managing Director of Gladtrico International-an indigenous oil servicing firm, Chief Eric Ebozele made good results out of every unpleasant phase he had encountered. From his days at the University of Benin in the 1990s to his teething stage in oil and gas industry, the ingenuity in him turned difficult scenarios into success stories.
With hindsight and sense of fulfillment, he narrates how this resourcefulness saw him building a multi-million naira company after his first contract of N15,000 in 1991.
Lagos, Port Harcourt Airports top 20 Worst in the World
Two Nigerian Airports have been ranked top among the world’s most worst 20 airports.
Mystery buyer pays $36m for Aluko’s New York penthouse
A yet-to-be identified buyer has paid $36million for the luxury penthouse at the One57 tower in New York formerly owned by wanted Nigerian oilman Kola Aluko.
Evans’ arraignment on fresh charges stalled
The arraignment of suspected billionaire kidnapper, Chukwudumeme Onwuamadike, popularly known as Evans, on two separate charges before Justice Adedayo Akintoye of a Lagos High Court sitting at Igbosere was, yesterday, stalled as the prosecutor is yet to complete service on the defendants counsel.
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