This is just as he took a swipe on policemen at Adeniji Adele accusing them of not being proactive.

The Oba who did not hide his displeasure over the damage caused  by social miscreants, ordered that henceforth nobody should be allowed to sleep in the market at night.

Addis Ababa - Africa will require 1,101 aircraft by 2030 when the continent's air traffic is likely to grow at above world's average, Mr Alan Pardoe, Airbus Head of Marketing Communications has said.

In an interview in Addis Ababa, Pardoe said Airbus latest Global Market Forecast showed that the value of the required aircraft would be 126 billion dollars.

LAGOS (AFP) - An outbreak of Lassa fever, which according to the World Health Organisation  is the causes of some 5,000 deaths annually in west Africa,  has killed 40 people and infected dozens of others in a third of Nigeria's 36 states over the past six weeks, a senior health official said Wednesday.

The Ekiti Justice Group (EJG) has described the arrest of Mr. Lere Olayinka, media aide to former governor of the State, Chief Segun Oni, at the instance of the State Governor, Dr. Kayode Fayemi as the height of tyranny, adding that;

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The fate of the controversial commissioner of police and Boko Haram sympathizer, Hassan Zakari Biu was finally sealed on Wednesday, as   the police service commission approved his dismissal from the police force.

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It's not only theatrical, but also profanity that one of the sons of the deeply revered late Igbo Icon, Dim Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu, Ikemba Nnewi, has unwittingly chosed to haul the corridor of disrepute.

By Oscarline Onwuemenyi
ABUJA - THE Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) on Monday warned electricity distribution companies not to charge their customers rates outside what was approved by it last year.

The warning is coming on the heels of increasing number of petitions and complaints received by the Commission that some of the Distribution Companies are cashing in on the recent media reports over planned increase in the electricity tariff and charging their customers rates other than those approved by the Commission.

By ROSEMARY ONUOHA
THE Nigerian Insurers Association, NIA, said it ready to wage war with any state government that has given exclusive rights to unlicensed intermediaries in their states to sell insurance policies. According to the NIA, the only authorised institutions to sell insurance policies are the insurance companies.

By Chris Egbuna
RECENTLY, some newspapers went to town with an obvious misrepresentation of facts as it pertains to the 2012 budget proposal of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC). Among facts contained in the draft budget is the proposal to refurbish and upgrade the six year old nine-storey head office building of the commission with the sum of N75 million.

By Emma Elebeke
The Nigeria Communication Commission, NCC fight against undue interference on network took a new dimension  when the commission, last weekend in Lagos clamped down on two  illegal mobile phone dealers in the country.

By Prince Osuagwu
IF the officials of the GSM Association, GSMA, did not make a head way in their meeting with the metro and bus workers from TMB, the main public transport operator in the metropolitan area of Barcelona, participants at this year's Mobile World Congress holding in Barcelona Spain, 27th February through 1st March 2012, may have a long trek to and from the venue of the event.

CHairman of Globacom, Nigeria's national telecoms operator, Dr. Mike Adenuga Jnr. has said that women empowerment is a necessity for the development of any nation.

Dr Adenuga made the remarks in his goodwill message to the first National Retreat on Women Development, Peace and National Transformation sponsored by Globacom.

WHERE lies the future of Cross River State within the context of national and global competitiveness and who is capable of delivering that future?

This  question may look complex to engage, evaluate and provide a responsively proactive solution.

By EMMANUEL AZIKEN
I Could imagine the burden on Senator Ike Ekweremadu, the Deputy President of the Senate last Friday as he gave his views on the status of the demands for new states before the National Assembly during a lecture in Lagos.

Huhuonline.com understands that the ruling party in Lagos state, Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) has expressed disapproval of the increasing violence being perpetrated by members of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) in Lagos.