Nigeria‘ll back UN candidate who believes in Africa’s aspirations – Shettima
$50bn investment announcements are not cash in hand — FG
PDP’s propaganda won’t stop Buhari’s re-election —Edebiri
Export through Kaduna ICD commences — Shippers Council
Benue: Another 39 killed as Reps ask Buhari to declare all killer-herdsmen as terrorists
IYC condemns alleged harassment of Jonathan, family
Our port open to agents with genuine jobs—PTML
Enugu community leaders want more CVR machines
NULASS disassociates self from solidarity walk for Ambode
Doing bankable business plan: The cash flow factor
SMEDAN, others train prison inmates on entrepreneurship

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Naira down to N360.51/$ in I&E window
The Naira, yesterday, recorded the highest daily depreciation this week of 51 kobo to N360.51 per dollar, in the Investors and Exporters (I&E) window of the foreign exchange market.
Principal laments lack of teachers as school gets science laboratory
JOS- IN order to encourage science education in secondary schools, a group of five oil-based companies in the Agbami Field have built, equipped and handed over a science laboratory to Government Secondary School, Shendam, Plateau State with a charge that the project be put to maximum use for the good of the students and the society.
Obasanjo calls for support for Ooni’s pet project
FORMER President Olusegun Obasanjo has called on corporate organisations and good spirited individuals to support the Ooni of Ife, Ooni Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi, Ojaja II in his commitment to the wellbeing of orphans and less privileged in Nigeria.
Expert tasks old architects on mentoring young ones
RENOWNED Architect, Festus Adebayo Fawohunre, has charged elders in the architectural profession to stand firm on mentorship of young architects, because there was more practical knowledge lacking in them.
True picture of our public schools: Challenge for govt, foundations
DO you know that six million of the 36 million girls who are out of school globally are Nigerians?
Statistics revealed that 40 per cent of primary school teachers in Nigeria are unqualified, just as we have 10.5 million Nigerian children, representing 14 per cent of the 70 million Nigerian children that are out of school globally.

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