Bankole calls for credible elections in 2011
The Speaker, House of Representatives, Mr Dimeji Bankole, said in Abuja on Wednesday that credible elections in 2011 would guarantee good governance.
Association to address problem of high port charges
The National Association of Government Approved Freight Forwarders (NAGAFF) says it will address the problems of alleged harassment by government agencies and incessant increase in port charges.
Fans hail Super Eagles’ performance at WAFU tourney
Football fans at the ongoing West African Football Union (WAFU) Nations Cup, have lauded the home-based Super Eagles for their superlative performance since the beginning of the tournament.
FIFA launches World Cup supermarket tickets sale
South African fans will be able to snap up half a million unsold World Cup tickets in cash after FIFA agreed on Wednesday to drop a ruling that they could only be bought online or through a ballot procedure.
Nigeria beat Togo in Africa volleyball tourney
Nigeria’s female team on Tuesday defeated their Togolese counterparts 2-1 at the ongoing Confederation of Africa Volleyball (CAVB) Zone Three championships in Cotonou.
2010 FIFA World Cup™ ticket unveiled
The official 2010 FIFA World Cup™ ticket has been unveiled by FIFA Secretary General Jérôme Valcke and Organising Committee CEO Danny Jordaan at Maponya Mall in Soweto.
Nigerian leader bars ex-ministers from foreign trips
Nigerian Acting President Goodluck Jonathan has barred all ministers of the just dissolved executive council of the federation from travelling out of the country in the next one month.
Ndanusa hints Lagerback’s contract may be extended
The Minister of Sports, Sani Ndanusa, says Super Eagles Manager, Lars Lagerback’s contract may be extended if he succeeds in the final of 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa.
Swede Lars Lagerback unveiled in Abuja
New Super Eagles’ Technical Adviser, Lars Lagerback has been officially unveiled in Abuja.
Who are the Cabal holding Nigeria hostage?
Professor Dora Akunyili shed more light to Channels TV in Lagos on how the Northern cabal is holding Nigeria to ransom and playing politics with Former President Yar-Adua's life.
Imafidon ‘wonder’ twins head for High School aged nine
Two nine-year-olds of Nigerian origin, known as the Wonder Twins for their record-beating exam results, are set to become the youngest pupils admitted to a British secondary school.
Could this be the woman who ‘saved’ Nigeria in the end?
Nigeria had in the past few months been taken over by hoodlums and power crazies, the citizens have been treated like fools and hoodwinked with lies, until one woman broke rank and exposed all the lies.
United Bank for Africa Plc (UBA)
United Bank for Africa Plc is one of Africa’s leading financial institutions offering universal banking to more than 7 million customers across 750 branches in 14 African countries.
Nigerian legislators reject EFCC bill on property forfeiture
The House of Representatives has rejected a bill for a law for the forfeiture of property purchased through unlawful means.
Glenn Hoddle reckon Eagles target ‘difficult but achievable’
Former England manager, Glenn Hoddle, says a semi-final target for the Super Eagles at the 2010 World Cup finals is difficult but achievable.