Author: Chronicle Editor

President Muhammadu Buhari has approved an enhanced salary structure for the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) to boost welfare and operational needs

EFCC has arraigned cooperative members Hajiya Mauro Z. Usman, Mohammed Sani Agae, Isa Alhaji Chado and Jonah Ihie for N33m fraud

Nigeria’s anti-graft agency EFCC has arraigned Christopher Okeke for hacking Chams Nigeria Limited bank account and illegally withdrawing money

BlackBerry Mobile Nigeria on Monday unveiled BlackBerry KEY2 LE, an Android version of BlackBerry smartphone in the Nigerian market. The re-born icon BlackBerry brand is being sponsored by Ngilex Mobile Limited. Speaking during the unveiling in Lagos, the Chief Executive Officer, Ngilex, Mr Kingsley Obaji, said that with the BlackBerry KEY2 LE, the company was targeting 10 per cent market share in Nigeria by end of 2019. Obaji said that Nigeria was 7th in the world in terms of cell phone usage; hence, the Nigerian smartphone market had to be taken seriously. He said that the phone was ready for…

Governor Akinwunmi Ambode of Lagos has presented cheques to a new batch of over 2,000 beneficiaries of the Lagos State Employment Trust Fund (LSETF)

President Buhari will attend the Chief of Army Staff, COAS, Annual Conference, initially billed to hold in Benin City now been shifted to Maiduguri

There has recently been a lot of dust raised on account of the call by Ms. Priti Patel, a former UK Secretary of State for International Development to investors to be wary of investing in Nigeria on account of the country’s woeful records of respect for contracts. The Nigerian presidency has taken very serious exception to Ms. Patel’s “attack”, and understandably gone to town with stories that shows it’s wholly committed to the rule of law and demonstration of MEGA respect for contracts. The government may probably not have taken things so seriously if national elections were not just a…

President Muhammadu Buhari has extended his condolences over the passing of former military governor retired Brig.-Gen. Abba Kyari

British academic Matthew Hedges, who was jailed for spying in the United Arab Emirates, has been pardoned with immediate effect.

An Italian court has revealed that Nigeria lost $6billion to corrupt oil deal under the PDP administration plunging the country into poverty