A BOI honour for INNOSON

NIGERIA'S march towards home grown industrialization was recently boosted when Bank of Industry inducted ten outstanding customers of the bank into their Hall of Fame. Most importantly was the recognition to the founder/chairman of INNOSON Vehicles Manufacturing Company, Nigeria’s first indigenous motor vehicles manufacturer.
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Sen Obadara’s missing phone: NUJ gives KEDCO 7-day ultimatum to apologize

The leadership of Kano Council of the Nigerian Union of Journalists, NUJ, has given Kano Electricity Distribution Company, KEDCO, seven days within which to tender an unreserved apology to journalists in the state over embarrassment suffered in relation to the suspected missing phone of Chairman, Senate Committee on Privatization, Senator Gbenga Obadara.

Jonathan faults allegations of rights abuse against security agents

President Goodluck Jonathan declared yesterday that the perceived human rights abuses by the military and other security agencies currently battling terrorism and other emergent threats in the country were exaggerated and should be properly investigated.

New Hijrah: Love in the face of persecution — Sheikh Sulaimon

Chief Imam Sulaimon Buhari Olanijo is the Chief Imam of Mushin-Olosa Central Mosque and the Chairman/President, Council of Imams and Ulamau in the area. In this interview with Facing The Kaaba in his office, he charges the Muslims on expanding the frontiers of knowledge in order to practice the religion appropriately while urging them to imbibe the legacies of Prophet Muhammad’s migration in the wake of persecution.

Akiolu lauds Shasore at book launch

AHEAD of the 2015 general election, the Oba of Lagos, Oba Rilwan Akiolu, has said that the former Lagos State Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice, Mr. Olasupo Shasore, an All Progressives Alliance governorship aspirant for Lagos State, was a true son of Lagos. The monarch made the remark in Lagos at the launch of a book, entitled: ‘Possessed’, authored by Shasore, chronicling the history of law and justice in the crown colony of Lagos (1861–1906).

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