He refuses to deceive my parents
I GET on very well with my current boyfriend. In spite of the fact he’s always been honest, he’s an atheist. My family is catholic and they have invited us over on any weekend we choose. This will be the perfect opportunity for him to meet them as long as we don’t all drag him to church on Sunday. He says he doesn’t want to compromise his principles. But surely, he can stand the few hours we’ll be in church for my sake?
Senate queries Kpakol over N87m contract
The Senate Committee on Public Accounts, Tuesday, faulted the award of N87 million insurance contract by the National Coordinator of National Poverty Alleviation Programme, NAPEP, Dr. Moses Kpakol to two incompetent insurance brokers.
ILAN enrols first member through exam
The Institute of Loss Adjusters (ILAN) have recorded its first ever member who qualified through examination. It was a collaborative effort between the institute and Chartered Insurance Institute of Nigera, the education arm of the insurance industry.
The world needs more multilateralism, not less, IMF
The global economic crises has reinforced the need for international collaboration in resolving economic problem, say International Monetary Fund.
Corruption charges: I’m not on the run, says Bafarawa
Immediate past Governor of Sokoto State, Alhaji Attahiru Bafarawa has denied jumping bail, affirming that he would neither turn a fugitive from the law nor go on exile because of the corruption charges against him.
Access Bank, NGO partner on workplace development
Friends Africa, in partnership with Access Bank, has continued their support for development of workplace policies in HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria as the touring and free workshop titled “Workplace Policies Development Workshop in AIDS, TB and Malaria†meant for business managers moves to Enugu between March 11 and 12.
