Sallah: Lagos residents attribute low-key celebration to lack of funds
A low turnout of revelers, yesterday, characterised most of the fun-spots in Lagos, including the beaches and National Arts Theatre.
Court restrains late Onyeador-Mayson’s siblings from estate
A State High Court sitting in Lagos, has restrained the siblings of the late Mrs. Angela Onyeador-Mayson, from tampering with her real and personal estate on 29, Balarabe Musa Crescent, Victoria Island, Lagos and Plot 167, Adetokunbo Ademola Street, Wuse Zone 2, Abuja, pending the hearing and final determination of a suit by her son, Mr. Ikem Onyeador.
Imoke: Calabar will be too hot for Ethiopia
Cross River state Governor, Senator Liyel Imoke, has said the Canaan city of Calabar, will be too hot for the Walia Antelopes of Ethiopia, when they come for the return leg match against the Super Eagles on November 16.
NFF defends Ogunjobi ban
The Nigeria Football Federation has debunked claims by its former Secretary General, Chief Taiwo Ogunjobi that his 10 year ban from all football related matters by the football house was a ploy to scuttle his ambition to contest the next elections into the board of the federation.
Eighty per cent of SMEs fail within 5 years – finance experts
FINANCIAL experts say about 80 percent of Small and Medium Enterprises, SMEs, in Nigeria fail within the first five years of their existence due to lack of experience and other wrong business practices.
Why our projects are delayed – Amosun
Ogun State governor, Senator Ibikunle Amosun has attributed the recent rainfall and inadequate fund to the failure of his administration to complete some major projects in the state.
