Wednesday, 12 November 2014

Shell JV eyes 80% gas flare-out by 2015

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The Shell Petroleum Development Corporation Limited (SPDC) Joint Venture (JV) has stated that it will achieve more than 80 per cent gas flare-out from its operations by next year from the current 60 per cent.

U.S support lacking in Boko Haram battle – Envoy

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Nigeria’s envoy to Washington has described United States support in the battle against Boko Haram militants as insufficient, including failure to share enough intelligence and sell needed weaponry to fight the sect.

AFCON: Eagles ready for Congo – Keshi

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Super Eagles head coach, Stephen Keshi, has said the team is focused and ready for the crucial make-or-mar African Nations Cup qualifier against Congo-Brazzaville in Pointe Noire on Saturday.

Femi Kuti, M.I and Burna Boy storm Abuja, Come November 22nd



Going down heavily in Abuja is the most anticipated concert of the year that will feature the best of the best. Happening this coming November on the 22nd day by 8pm at the BMO event arena, River plate, Wise 2.

AY revamps comedy with 30 Days in Atlanta



AKPOS is a Nigerian fairy-tale comic character associated with Warri, an acclaimed ‘notorious’ town in Delta State. And with 30 Days in Atlanta, a feature-length movie debut by comedy entrepreneur, Ayo Makun of the popular AY Live show, a series of notoriety of the legendary Akpos within his short stay in an American city, makes for 110 minutes cinema hall laughter.

Sunday, 12 October 2014

This must be endtime, From Ebola to Marburg, Another deadly virus














With West Africa, and indeed the rest of the world, still reeling from the deaths brought about by the Ebola virus, the recent death of a Ugandan hospital technician of another deadly viral disease, Marburg Haemorrhagic Fever (MHF), has brought fresh fears.

Thursday, 9 October 2014

Google Explains Why Linda Ikeji’s Blog Was Removed

Google Explains Why Linda Ikeji’s Blog Was Deleted

Google’s Manager for Communications and Public Affairs, Anglo-Phone West Africa, Taiwo Kolade-Ogunlade explained to Punch newspaper why the popular news site had to be removed.