IEI COO, Uyi Osagie, Lays Mother to Rest in Edo State

Yesterday, sell-offs in Banking stocks - ZENITH (-1.6%), GUARANTY (-0.9%),ACCESS (-3.4%) and UBA (-2.0%) - extended...

Polaris Bank has reaffirmed its commitment to support the...

Consequent to the June 30th, 2020 deadline given by...

Africa Oil Week (AOW) has announced their partnership with...

The Advisory Board for The Nigeria Prize for Literature today announced the longlist of 11 drawn from 143 plays in the running for the 2023 edition of the prize. The genre in focus is Drama. The literature prize is sponsored by Nigeria LNG Limited (NLNG) with a cash award of $100,000. The 11 plays on the longlist, in alphabetical order by the title of the plays, are: Dance...

By Elvis Eromosele Recently, I found myself inside a multi-storied...

Mark Zuckerberg just dropped a big clue about Facebook's future. The social network's founder and CEO believes that one day, we'll be able to share our thoughts directly -- brain to brain --using technology. "You'll just be able to think of something and your friends will immediately be able to experience it too if you'd like," Zuckerberg said. "This would be the ultimate communication technology." He made his comments during a public Q&A session on hisFacebook (FB, Tech30) page on Tuesday afternoon. The response was addressed to a user who asked about Facebook's long-term plans. In the past decade, the company has expanded the way users communicate on the platform. First there were plain profile pages. Next came comments, and then the Wall, Likes, Groups and News Feed.

The Africa Travel Award held on the 31st of...