Concession of King’s College: Parents mobilise for protest
The controversy over the concession of King’s College, Lagos, to the King’s College Old Boys’ Association, KCOBA, by the Federal Government may be far from over, as parents and other stakeholders are mobilising for a mass protest against the move.
Compatibility, portability shapes competition in Laptop market
Laptop producers are now positioning their brands based on product innovation and repackaging against the backdrop of rising concern over compatibility, size and storage capacity (Solid State Drive) SSD.
Bali to shut down mobile internet for `Day of Silence’
Mobile internet will be shut down across the Indonesian resort island of Bali during a local Hindu holiday when work or play is forbidden, an official said Wednesday.
Oyo Customs records N92.7million seizures
The Oyo/Osun Command of Nigeria Customs Service ,NCS, was the beehives of activities yesterday, as the Command displayed massive seizures of rice fully loaded in over eight trucks, used tyres, bales of secondhand clothes among numerous prohibited items intercepted within few weeks of operations.
Shell, Eni preempt any US probe over Nigeria with filings
Oil giants, Royal Dutch Shell and Eni, have voluntarily filed to US authorities internal probes into how they acquired a giant field in Nigeria as the companies seek to fight corruption allegations in Europe and Africa.
2019: APC loyalist lashes Okorocha for endorsing son-in-law
OWERRI—GOVERNOR Rochas Okorocha yesterday, received bashing from his former commissioner for Information and Strategy, Dr. Theodore Ekechi, for endorsing his son in-law, Chief Uche Nwosu, as his successor.
