A new study by Global Financial Integrity (GFI), says that the potential loss of revenue by Nigeria to misinvoicing in 2014 was approximately $2.2 billion. This was according to an analysis of trade misinvoicing it carried out on Nigeria for…
Buhari vs Atiku: North undecided yet, Arewa youths insist (Sun)
As permutations continue on the coming major contest for the presidency between incumbent President Muhammadu Buhari and Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, a former Vice President, youths in the North say they have yet to take a definite stand on who to…
Social media destroying ‘our humanity’, Fayemi’s wife warns (Sun)
Wife of Ekiti State Governor, Erelu Bisi Fayemi, has warned that the current use of the various social media platforms by majority of the youths and other internet savvy people is destroying ‘our humanity’ across the world. She said the…
Pirate attacks: Nigerian waters now worse than Somalia (Sun)
Incessant attacks on Nigerian waterways are not only sabotaging the nation economy but giving Nigeria bad image before the international community. This comes as the illegal activities of piracy, oil bunkering, smuggling, human trafficking and sundry transnational crimes now take…
Primaries: Shehu Sani loses APC ticket (Sun)
Senator Shehu Sani has lost the APC ticket for Kaduna Central Senatorial District after the primaries conducted by delegates from the zone in which he garnered only 15 votes. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports however that Sani had…
Mourinho’s United deliver comeback win over Newcastle (Sun)
A 90th-minute winner from Alexis Sanchez, one of the major disappointments of this season, completed the comeback which should ease the pressure on Mourinho. United were staring at a fifth straight game without a win, in all competitions, after Newcastle…
Osun re-run: Heavy security as voters turn out enmasse (Sun)
There was a high turnout of voters in the Osun governorship rerun election as residents of Adewale Street, Alekuwodo area of Osun State headed for their polling units to vote. At Ward 5, Unit 17, Adewale Street, Osogbo, one of…
Strike: Labour cripples govt., banks, schools’ operations in Lagos (Sun)
Government offices, banks and public schools were on Thursday closed in Lagos as the organised labour began its strike over delay by Federal Government in concluding negotiation on a new minimum wage. The enforcement teams of the organised labour set…