First time out: (4)
Nnamdi, (48), Artiste, contracted STD on his first time out. But was he deterred? Find out below as he tells his story:
My first experience as a young man was with a prostitute. Though at the time, I didn’t know that she was one. As a young chap, I was a trouble shooting, talkative and daring guy in thick lens glasses. I had a lot of wild friends too and was very smooth with the ladies.
APGA expels Gov Obi, Umeh, Shinkafi
The protracted leadership crisis rocking the All Progressive Grand Alliance, APGA, deepened yesterday as the INEC recognised faction of the party led by Chief Chekwas Okorie, expelled Governor Peter Obi of Anambra, factional chairman, Chief Victor Umeh and former national secretary, Alhaji Sani Shinkafi, from the party at its convention in Abuja, despite a Federal High Court order. However, in a swift reaction, Chief Umeh, said that Chief Okorie risked time in jail for flouting the orders of the court, barring him from hosting the convention of the party.
Trading resumes on shares of troubled banks
The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), Tuesday, lifted the full suspension placed on the five banks whose Managing Directors and Executive Directors were sacked by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) couple of weeks ago.
NBA to lead first legal trade mission to UK
The Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) is concluding arrangement to lead a trade delegation of lawyers from Nigeria to the UK this month to explore opportunities with UK lawyers and businesses.
Confusion rocks CRFFN over Amiwero’s travails
THE recent crisis in the leadership of the various freight forwarding groups in the maritime may not be resolved in the near future as Council members of the Council for the Regulation of Freight Forwarders in Nigeria (CRFFN) have passes a vote of no confidence on its Chairman Mr Tony Nwabunike .
Vision 20-20-20 will fail without national fleet … experts
Experts in the maritime industry have stressed the need for the federal government to maintain a viable National fleet if the country most achieve its much orchestrated Vision 20-20-20.
