Nigeria: One kidnap too many, theatre of crimes
To many Nigerians, the word “incredible” is still very appropriate to describe the death of former Attorney-general of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, the late Bola Ige who was gruesomely murdered on December, 21, 2001 of his Ibadan home, Oyo State .
Benitez seeks Club World Cup win to placate fans
Interim Chelsea boss Rafael Benitez goes into the Club World Cup final against Corinthians on Sunday hoping for a win to placate fans who have continued to boo him at the Japan tournament.
Frank Lampard may leave Chelsea soon
Chelsea star Frank Lampard has indicated that this season may be his last for the English giants, in comments likely to fuel speculation about a possible move to China.
Erring Eko 2012 athletes ban for life
Placing life bans on some athletes at the just-concluded 18th National Sports Festival (NSF) was in a bid to sanitise the festival, a National Sports Commission (NSC) official has said.
MMA2 begins free internet service for passengers
The Bi-Courtney Aviation Services Ltd. (BASL), operators of the Murtala Muhammed Airport Two (MMA2) in Lagos, say they have begun free internet service to passengers travelling through the terminal.
Court to rule on Babalakin’s leave today
A Federal High Court sitting in Lagos, will today, rule on the proper interpretation of the leave it granted embattled Chairman of Bi-Courtney Group, Mr Wale Babalakin, SAN, whether the leave meant that he could not be arrested by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, pending the determination of the suit.
