Thoughts of Chief Ralph Obioha on Nigeria
Firm introduces ‘paperless classroom
Plan ahead for retirement, Nwauzor advises workers
We are short of technical manpower- Employers
When Orile pedestrian bridge came down
We’ve well educated graduates who lack skills – Rector
SUG partners LASPOTECH on quick release of result
Distance Learning is not adult education — NUC
TJI ends SUG week in grand style
How I stabbed my lover to death – Ifunanya
FG seeks global aid on forestry development

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Shell, Chevron tackle gas flaring climate change
Against the background of global anger over the inability of BP to contain the spillage of thousand tons of oil into the Mexican gulf, Shell Petroleum Development Corporation and Chevron Oil have been outlining their corporate policies to deal with the challenges of climate change by reducing the flaring of the of associated gas from oil fields in the oil bearing region of Nigeria
Toxic pesticides suffocate Nigeria
ABUJA-Nigeria-Africa stockpiles Programme has raised alarm over the quantity of obsolete pesticides that are in the nation’s circulation.
NEMA to tackle food crisis
THE National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) in a consultative meeting with major stakeholders in Emergency and Disaster Risk Reduction set to find a way out of the potential food crisis about to hit the Sahel region of the country.
How kidnappers embraced Abia State amnesty package
The embrace of the amnesty programme of the Abia state government by some self -confessed kidnappers operating in the state is a clear testimony that the package of the Abia state government unfolded by the Executive Governor, Chief T.A. Orji, penultimate Sunday has already started to produce a positive result. This was demonstrated by surrendering of their arms, deadly weapons and sundry arsenals of battle by the enthusiastic kidnappers at the Government House, Umuahia.
Reps split over N15.1bn quarterly allocation — Reports
“To meet the new demand, they will need N15.1billion as against the current N10. 044 billion,†replied Mark.
“So we’ve got all this money in Nigeria and yet our roads are bad, the power situation is getting worse, industries are shutting down, the unemployment market is swelling, our pensioners are not finding it easy, neither are the workers; yet our so-called representatives are there representing their pockets,†noted Ugo, visibly angry.

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