Touts, Okada riders in bloody clash over tickets

Touts, Okada riders in bloody clash over tickets

Activities at Alakija Motor Park were disrupted yesterday when a team of touts, popularly called agbero within the office of the National Union of Road Transport Workers, NURTW, seized some motorcycles belonging to members of the Motorcycle Association of Lagos State, MOALS, and barred them from using the park.
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Sokoto disburses N1bn CBN/CACS loan to farmers

Sokoto disburses N1bn CBN/CACS loan to farmers

Two years after the Federal Government introduced the Commercial Agricultural Credit Scheme, CACS in 2009 in order to provide food security, diversify revenue sources and create more jobs and raw materials for the nation’s import dependent industries, the CBN/CACS agricultural loan disbursement was flagged off in Sokoto, Monday by Governor Aliyu Magatakarda Wamakko.

R. Kelly storms Nigeria

R. Kelly storms Nigeria

American Superstar and multiple Grammy Award winner, R. Kelly, will be the special guest artiste at this year’s edition of the Star Mega Jam, a yearly musical concert sponsored by Nigerian Breweries makers of star lager beer.

Report of forensic audit of Nigerian Stock Exchange

Report of forensic audit of Nigerian Stock Exchange

Currently we have not seen any documentation which shows who was presented with the said boat. Our review of the Award Ceremony documentsshows no boat presentation, we enquired from Mr. Fidelis Imiehiakhe and Mr. David Oleka (both of whom attended the ceremony) if there was such a presentation they had no recollection that a boat was awarded during the ceremony.

Afprint to bounce back, Kewalram Group marks 150 years

Afprint to bounce back, Kewalram Group marks 150 years

Afprint Nigeria Plc, a subsidiary of Kewalram Group and an entity which was delisted from the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) last year is expected to bounce back to business next year when its Board of Directors must have met to approve the next line of business to embark upon following the closure of its textile mills.

Two offenses Ben Bruce committed against the President

Two offenses Ben Bruce committed against the President

Just when everyone was savouring the entertaining glitzy atmosphere of the night especially following the soul-stirring speech of the executive Chairman of the Silverbird brands, imploring the president to come and safe the entertainment industry, the President, Goodluck Jonathan mounted the stage, radiating his usual disarming boyish charm, dropped a line that got the guests gaping when he started his speech by saying “ Ben Bruce has committed two offences”.

SMEDAN sends 20 young  entrepreneurs to US

SMEDAN sends 20 young entrepreneurs to US

The Small and Medium Enterprises Development Agency of Nigeria (SMEDAN) on Wednesday sent 20 young Nigerian entrepreneurs to the United States for a one-month entrepreneurship training. A statement from SMEDAN signed by the Assistant Director, Corporate Affairs, Mr Levi Anyikwa said that SMEDAN conducted a screening in August for 1,000 participants.

Edo: Abducted former CMD regains freedom

Edo: Abducted former CMD regains freedom

Former Chief Medical Director (CMD) of the University of Benin Teaching Hospital (UBTH), Professor Eugene Okpere, who was abducted, Sunday, by kidnappers, regained his freedom Thursday, after the family was said to have paid N2.5million ransom.

55 cheers for the Servant leader

55 cheers for the Servant leader

In his time_honoured characterization of successful leaders, Niccolo Machiavelli, author of the famous political treatise, The Prince said “While fate and fortune determine one half of our lives, the other half, will depend on us.”

Constitution amendment: Court verdict raises posers for polls

Constitution amendment: Court verdict raises posers for polls

THE ruling by the Court of Appeal sitting in Lagos that the amendment on the 1999 constitution by the National Assembly and state Houses of Assembly was of no effect if the president did not sign it has once again brought to the fore the multiple threats to the conduct of the 2011 elections.