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New IGP denies misappropriating police fund

New IGP denies misappropriating police fund

Acting Inspector General of Police (IGP) Suleiman Abba yesterday denied allegations that funds deducted from salaries of police men for the ‘police cooperatives’ of which he is Chairman of the board was being siphoned through misappropriation.

PMAN set to unite Nigeria with music

PMAN set to unite Nigeria with music

Questionmark Entertainment boss, Kevin Lucciano Gabriel, who recently emerged the new interim president of the Performing Musician Association of Nigerian (PMAN) shocked the industry watchers during the week when he openly declared that he has no intention to run for the president of the troubled union come next year when they will be conducting their general elections.

Ndigbo Assembly to be unveiled in Enugu

Ndigbo Assembly to be unveiled in Enugu

After months of consultations and human re-engineering, the stage is finally set for the unveiling of the umbrella body of all Igbo organizations, named Ndigbo United Peoples Assembly.

Gbagi:  Real estate mogul

Gbagi: Real estate mogul

Olorogun Kenneth Gbagi, former minister of states, Education, no doubt, is one of the richest lawyers in Nigeria without taking any loan from any bank in the world.

Boarder or day student?

Boarder or day student?

Soon, schools will resume for the new session and parents will be coughing out thousands, hundreds of thousands and millions of naira in school fees, depending on where they hung their hats. In addition, parents of new entrants are going to make the critical decision whether their children should be boarders or day students.

Ebola: Hope dashed as US declares drug pesticide

Ebola: Hope dashed as US declares drug pesticide

HOPES of immediate relief for victims of the Ebola Virus Disease following reports that doses of an experimental drug, nano-silver, had been delivered were dimmed yesterday. The United States Food and Drug Administration said the drug is a pesticide and warned those claiming that it could prevent or treat Ebola to desist from doing so