What can Ademola Adeleke not do? - ITREALMS

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For decades, we have always heard or read that government is continuum. We hardly get to see it happen in terms of projects especially when government changes hand from one political party to another, unfortunately it has denegerated lately into government changing hand to players within the same political parties abandoning project left by their predecessors.

In the media space, several analysts have tried to argue this as a basis for failure of government at several levels. While some people argue that it is politics of hatred, some other people argue that it is basically about priorities and some others argue that it is about each Governor or President wanting to leave a legacy. In this case lets focus on the Governors.

Konga kicks off 2025 with ‘Jara’ promo - ITREALMS

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Nigeria’s foremost composite e-commerce giant, Konga, has announced its first major sales event of 2025—Konga Jara. This exciting campaign offers shoppers massive discounts of up to 70%, providing a perfect opportunity to save big and kickstart the year with unbeatable deals.

The 2025 edition of Konga Jara, themed “Confam New Year Deals,” commenced on Wednesday, January 1, and is set to run through Friday, January 31. The promotion is accessible across all of Konga’s platforms, including its online store at www.konga.com and retail outlets nationwide.

Corporate blackmailers as Tinubu enemies by Aliyu Gaya - ITREALMS

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Corporate blackmail is fast becoming the fancy of some netizens, corporate bodies, individuals, especially fly-by-night persons who target the rich and their businesses for diverse reasons. It’s not restricted to Nigeria, though.

The likes of Aliko Dangote, Mike Adenuga, Leo Stan Ekeh, Segun Agbaje, Tony Elumelu, and corporates like GTCO (Guaranty Trust Holding Company), Zenith Bank, Zinox, Globacom, among others, have at one time or another faced a blizzard of blackmail. The blackmailers’ intents are multifarious: to make easy money (ransom), damage the reputation of their target, ruin an enterprise, or inflict emotional trauma on their victims.

Technically: Before roofing your dream house, consider this - ITREALMS

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It's alarming that despite the health implications of asbestos roofing sheets, many house builders in Nigeria still consider it fashionable against zinc, which is much cheaper. REMMY NWEKE in this piece compared the technology of asbestos and zinc roofing sheets, x-raying the pros and cons, as we enter 2025 in an attempt to reduce housing deficit in Nigeria.

Graduating from a higher institution in the North West Nigeria, Amin, 23, journeyed to the South-West in search of a job and better life. He settled down at Okokomaiko and was able to acquire land in nearby Agbara, few years later.

Budget 2025 to be rigorously implement says Adeleke - ITREALMS

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The Governor of Osun, Senator Ademola Adeleke has assured his people that the newly signed budget 2025 will be rigorously implemented for the benefit of Osun people, reports ITREALMS.

He made the pledge while signing Budget 2025 into law, emphasizing that the signing ceremony “further demonstrates our readiness to forge ahead in the new year with the growth and development of our dear State.”

Why NCC gave MTN pre-disconnection order – ITREALMS

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Some facts have begun to emerge as to why the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) recently gave a pre-disconnection notice, ITREALMS reports.

According to sources close to NCC, the order was on MTN Nigeria Communications Limited to disconnect the Exchange Telecommunications Limited also known as ‘Exchange’ as a result of interconnection indebtedness.

170 graduates benefit @Shell, partners internship scheme - ITREALMS

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Some 170 young graduates have benefitted from the NCDMB/PETAN/SPDC JV Graduate Internship programme, in which they were attached to indigenous technical oilfield service companies in the upstream and downstream sectors for hands-on experience.

Out of the 170, some 133 of the interns have been employed by the companies indicating the success of the programme as a talent pipeline for the oil and gas industry in Nigeria.

Economic realities: ALTON demands tariff review for sustainability - ITREALMS

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The Association of Licensed Telecommunications Operators of Nigeria (ALTON) has called for imminent tariff review to reflect the economic realities of delivering telecom services at a minimum cost and for industry sustainability, reports ITREALMS.

ALTON chairman, Engr. Gbenga Adebayo made this call in an address at the End-of-Year Dinner with Industry Stakeholders on Sunday 29th December 2024, entitled ‘Before the final call – Telecom – As Sector Under Siege’ said that without this, operators cannot continue to guarantee service availability.

Leo Stan Ekeh: Falana, media trial is old school, try something new from 2025 – ITREALMS

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The Chairman of Zinox Group, Dr. Leo Stan Ekeh, has tasked a Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN) Mr. Femi Falana to try something new from 2025 following his attempt for media trial over 'expired' case, reports ITREALMS.

Ekeh was reacting to some inquiries over the phone to confirm if he was aware of a new lawsuit against his companies, staff, wife, and himself as published in Sahara Reporters, dismissed the suit as empty forum shopping.

FRSC Corps Marshal, Shehu, takes front-line against road crashes - ITREALMS

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As the year winds down and Nigerians embark on end-of-year travels, the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) intensified its efforts to curb road crashes and ensure safer highways. Leading this charge is the Corps Marshal, Shehu Mohammed who has set a sterling example of sacrificial leadership by actively participating in frontline operations during this critical period.

The end of the year is a notoriously perilous time on Nigeria’s roads, marked by increased traffic, heightened road traffic crash risks, and a surge in reckless driving. However, under the proactive leadership of the Corps Marshal, the FRSC rolled out an unprecedented campaign to reduce road traffic crashes and fatalities, ensuring that the festive season is marked by joy rather than tragedy.