Court orders fresh 7-day restraint on late Onyeador-Mayson’s relations
Justice I.Harrison of a Lagos High Court sitting in Ikeja, has placed a fresh seven-day order on Alexander Onyeador, Martin Onyeador, Thomas Onyeador and Nkemdilim Onyeador the four defendants who are children of the late brother of late Angela Onyeador-Mayson, after the seven-day order issued on them on October 9, 2013 expired.
Glut forces NNPC to halt petrol importation
Challenges associated with disposing of existing fuel stock and congestion of depots across the country, may have forced the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, to suspend further importation of premium motor spirit, PMS, or petrol.
Eagles soar in FIFA rankings
Buoyed by their sweet 2-1win over Ethiopia, the Super Eagles, for the first time in four months, made progress in the Fifa World Rankings, moving up three places to 33 in the world and fourth in Africa.
Ringing the bell on Wall Street
It had been much cause for concern, during the Chief Olusegun Obasanjo administration, that the president had spent a good deal of his first term in office junketing round the world.
Another sad story
I wept when I heard that Tunji Okusanya, the distinguished undertaker, perished in the Associated Airlines crash, alongside his son and four employees, en route to the funeral of Olusegun Agagu, the former Governor of Ondo State. I didn’t know Tunji well. But I will never forget him for two reasons:
Ethiopia warns Eagles, says it’s not over
Coach Sewenet Bishaw Walya Antelopes has warned the Super Eagles that the latter’s qualification for the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil is not yet guaranteed despite the 2-1 defeat inflicted on the Walya Antelopes by the African champions in Addis Ababa on October 13.
