World’s largest church inaugurated in Lagos
After about 25 years of construction work, the multimillion Naira National Temple of The Apostolic Church Nigeria, TAC, touted as the largest church in the world, has been inaugurated in Lagos. Sited at the international ground of the Church in Ketu, the newly dedicated temple has a sitting capacity of 100,000 worshippers at a time.
Olympic team lose $6,000
The long faces of the U-23 national team players were enough to indicate their misery after firing four goals against the junior Desert Warriors of Algeria in their last group game in Merakech, Morocco.
Keshi searches for new Jay Jay
Super Eagles coach Stephen Keshi is combing the world for a creative midfielder in the mould of the legendary Austin ‘Jay Jay’ Okocha.
ESVARBON inducts new estate surveyors, harps on professional integrity
A total of 109 newly registered estate surveyors and valuers were last week in Lagos, inducted into the “noble profession” thus swelling the number of fully registered estate surveyors and valuers in the country to 2, 791.
Fuel Subsidy must go – Ihenacho
FORMER minister of interior, Mr. Emmanuel Ihenacho has thrown his weight behind the removal of fuel subsidy. He said at a press briefing yesterday that a regulated market environment is what has brought about the establishment of subsidy in respect of petroleum product that are imported into the country.
Experts call for urgent attention to issues on women, girl – child
With a maternal rate of 1,000 per 100, 000 live births, a group known as Women’s Health and Action Research Centre, WHARC has called for urgent attention to issues concerning women and the girl- child, blaming the high rate of maternal mortality in the country on failure of government to ensure a functional Primary Health Care system.
