Iran fears cyber attack than real war on its nuclear program
Iran is worried about a virtual assault on its contentious nuclear program.
Abuja’s young entrepreneurs get to ‘connect’
Global Shapers Community is bringing together Abuja’s young innovators to network and inspire.
Literary adherents gather for book reading
The Pulp Faction Club spices up its sixteenth edition with unending conversations about topical issues.
JTF uncovers another bomb factory in Adamawa
The JTF has embarked on an operation to rid Adamawa state of suspected members of the Boko Haram sect.
Abuja Hajj pilgrims begin travel to Saudi Arabia
Abuja pilgrims’ board says it has provided adequate security, medical care and housing for Muslims in this year’s Hajj.
CBN’s statutory autonomy, powers of the National Assembly and the rule of law By Jiti Ogunye
The writer argues that the CBN does not have absolute powers under its CBN Act as claimed by some.
Abuja taxi driver wins SEC’s N2.5 m integrity award
The driver returned N18 million naira forgotten in his cab in the year 2007.
Lagos residents face 12-month jail for tax evasion
The Lagos State Government wants a law that would punish residents who do not pay tax.
Abuja Film Festival to review 20 years of Nollywood
FCT Minister hails Nollywood for its contributions to conserving Nigerian arts and cultural heritage.
Benue flood camps run out of food, camp workers say
The Victims have not got enough food in their rehabilitation camps.
Arik crisis: Domestic airlines revert to lower fares
Airlines reduce fares after turbulent week in aviation industry.
See how Keffi residents suffer to get water
Residents of Keffi travel long distances into bushes in search water, while flood ravages nearby cities.
Ondo election: PDP candidate, Olusola Oke, debunks corruption allegation
Reports that Olusola Oke mismanaged his position as OSOPADEC chairman have been denounced as mere rumour.
Jonathan, Ban Ki-Moon in closed-door meeting
Mali, Bakassi and Piracy in the Gulf of Guinea top agenda in meeting between the Nigerian President and the UN ...
Water scarcity hits Nassarawa town
Residents in the Nassarawa State town want urgent resolution of the scarcity. By Wale Odunsi Residents of Keffi, in Nassarawa ...
Policeman killed as car falls off bridge
A Police corporal has died in an accident after the car he was driving fell off a bridge.
ECOWAS, Mali sign agreement on troop deployment
The African regional body and the Malian government have signed an agreement on liberating Northern Mali from rebel stronghold.
Adamawa governorship election: ACN heads to Supreme Court
The opposition party lost its bid to get Murtala Nyako’s election annulled at the Court of Appeal.
Hotelier kidnapped in Ogun
The kidnappers are asking for a N400 million ransom
Tribunal upholds 2006 census figures for Kano LGs
Three local governments in Kano had disagreed with the figures allotted to them by the NPC during the 2006 elections.
NCP declares bid winners for four power plants
Transcorp wins bid for Ughelli Power plant.
Lawmakers pledge support for fight against substandard goods
The House of Reps lends its support to the standards agency in curbing sale of counterfeit products.
FIFA U-17 Female World Cup: Nigeria beat Azerbaijan 11-0
Nigeria Under 17 female soccer team, the Flamingoes, pummelled their Group A opponents, Azerbaijan 11-0, in their second group match in the ...
How Nigerian fraudsters scammed Kuwaitis of US$1million using Abacha’s name
The Kuwaitis were ured into a shady deal with fraudsters from Nigeria who used Sani Abacha as bait. Three Nigerians, ...
Financial bids opening for Nigeria’s five power plants
The financial bids opening process for the seven successful bidding firms that scaled the technical evaluation hurdle by the Bureau of ...
