NFF shocked by charter company’s failure to airlift Eagles
The Nigeria Football Federation on Tuesday said it was rudely shocked that International Air Charter PLC, a company highly recommended by the world’s football fraternity for charter services, could not airlift the national football team, Super Eagles, direct from London to Durban, South Africa on Monday night as arranged.
55 make 1st class honours as UI graduates 1,503
Among the 1,503 graduands that the University of Ibadan produced, Tuesday, 55 of them had First Class Honours, while 536 others graduated with Second Class Honours, Upper Division.
 Operators adopt 17 paragraphs resolution to boost growth
Insurance operators operating within and outside Africa have adopted 17 paragraphs resolutions in order to enhance the growth of the sector.
How I stabbed my lover to death – Ifunanya
As she came out of a vehicle with her hands cuffed, everyone wondered what offence this beautiful lady could have committed to warrant such treatment. Not long, it was discovered that she allegedly stabbed her live-in lover to death, a development that caused an uproar in the relatively peaceful Iyafin area of Badagry, Lagos.
Continental Re, six other African reinsurers buff up 2010 AIO
Continental Reinsurance Plc and six other African reinsurers buffed up the 37th African Insurance Organization (AIO) conference and general assembly in Banjul, Gambia.
NIMASA commences salvage exercise for distressed vessels
The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA has commenced the Salvage exercise for the Distressed Vessels at Takwa Bay Beach in Lagos. Arcturus number 3; Kentastem Penile and Morlarp Trader are the first set of Vessels, whose salvage exercise has reached an advance stage over the weekend.
