Those setting fires in other countries can’t complain

EUROPE is in panic. No, not because of tumbling stocks over what they see as China ‘slowing down’. This itself is intriguing; fanatical prophets and apostles of market forces, begging the Chinese Government to intervene in the Stock Market. The panic is about the tidal waves of migrants from war torn countries, surviving the seas, especially the Mediterranean, to make landfall on European coasts.
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When couples met on money matters in Lagos

EVERY human being understands that a prosperous, organized and morally balanced society is hinged on a good home. Unfortunately however, this often becomes a dream when marriages are in disarray. The need for peace in marriages and by extension the society is perhaps the reason Mrs. Tinuola Agbabiaka, a lawyer cum relationship expert, through her non-governmental organization, Practical Christian Living Initiative (PCLI), recently hosted a special time-out for couples in Lagos, where issues relating to ‘love of money and finance in marriage’ were recently discussed.

CBN, IFC push for strong Credit System in Nigeria

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and the International Finance Corporation (IFC), a member of the World Bank Group, have said that the current difficulties being faced by Nigeria’s micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in accessing funds to develop their business will be greatly reduced by the strengthened credit reporting system and the launch of a national collateral registry (NCR) for moveable assets before the end of the year.

DRUG BUST: NDLEA arrests another Arik Air staff

Operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA, yesterday, arrested another Arik Air staff, Mr. Ikechukwu Oliver, an alleged accomplice in the smuggling of 20 kilogrammes of cocaine by Mr. Chika Udensi.

Devotees, tourists celebrate yet another Osun festival

THE frenzy of activity in the ancient town of Osogbo last week Friday was indescribable as devotees of Osun as well as lovers of culture trooped out for yet another celebration of goddess of Osun river. The celebration of the Osun festival dates back to the 13th century and has grown to become the most famous of all traditional festivals in the South-Western part of the country.

Teenager accused of killing 18-yr-old over girlfriend

Magistrate O. O. Fowowe-Erusiafe of an Ebute-Meta Chief Magistrate’s Court sitting at Oyingbo, yesterday, remanded 19-year-old Ibrahim Ogunkoya in prison custody, for allegedly stabbing one Toyin Eniolan, 18, to death.

30th anniversary: Bamiloye reminiscences on Mount Zion Ministries

The work of faith will experience challenges. More importantly because of the peculiarity of our calling. That is, as an entertainment ministry, the fact that we have a parallel example, that is the secular entertainment industry, people can compare. When the ministry started, we could not relate as there was no ministry ahead that we could use as a yardstick. Parents could not understand it and even my church could not relate but they supported.

Ambode again vows to run transparent govt

Lagos State Governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode, on Wednesday restated his administration’s commitment to run an open, credible and transparent administration.

Why 6 education officials were sacked – OGSG

ABEOKUTA—Chairman, Ogun State Civil Service Commission, Mrs Aderonke Folarin, yesterday, explained why the six education officials were sacked,saying, their conduct breached Public Service Rules of the state.

Ekiti PDP chair arrested over dud cheque

Chairman of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in Ekiti State, Idowu Faleye, was yesterday arrested by police in connection with the dud cheque issued for the payment of the rent of the state secretariat.

Witnessing massive return to the cradle

THE recent demise of the Ooni of Ife, Oba Okunade Sijuwade, Olubuse II, has made Ile-Ife, the ancient town in Yoruba history, a beehive of activities. It is no longer news that Ooni’s death has iluminated the once sleepy ancient town as people from all walks of life continue to throng the source of Yoruba land. Oba Sijuwade’s larger than life personality, will no doubt rob off on the new Ooni. This is because the late Sijuwade, who ruled for 35 years, brought glamour and panache to the Ooni throne.

Corps members sensitise traders against environmental pollution

Members of the Editorial and Publicity Community Development Service (CDS), of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Lagos State, on Thursday, visited the Idiaraba/Obele Market, in Mushin area of the state, to carry out an environmental sanitation exercise, as well as to sensitise traders on the need to keep a cleaner environment.

Islamic clerics, others hail Al-hayat for giving out over N500M non-interest loan in one year

Two Islamic Scholars and prominent people in the country have lauded Al-Hayat relief foundation, a non-governmental Islamic interest-free cooperative society for giving out a huge sum of N500 million as loans to Muslims in one year. Some of the Islamic Scholars who include the Grand Chief Imam of Ijebu-land , Sheikh Abdul-Razaq Ishola Salaudeen and Chief Imam, University of Lagos, Prof . Bidmus Murtala Adeyemi gave the accolade at the grand finale of 4th annual national general meeting held in Ijebu-Ode, Ogun state.

Okorocha’s strides are not well known – Madumere, deputy gov

Prince Eze Madumere, the deputy governor of Imo State was before his entry into the political fray an entrenched player in the private sector having been an executive of Pepsi Cola in the United States. In this interview he reviews developments in his state, efforts towards boosting industrialisation of the state and gives a peep into the life and manner of Governor Rochas Okorocha.

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