The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) in collaboration with the Italian Police said it arrested 62 people from Nigeria and Cameroon suspected to be members of a cyber criminal organisation. The EFCC spokesman, Mr Wilson Uwujaren, in a statement in Abuja on Thursday said the suspects were responsible for frauds committed against small and medium scale enterprises across the world.

They think that it is only the CEO or the board of directors that own the organisations and as such would not be required to give their all. One of the goals of this insight is to inform all of us that we are all stakeholders in where we work (earn our salaries). There is nothing like superior or inferior stakeholder. All employees are stakeholders and as such should take ownership of the business.

It’s the country that gave the world the Kama Sutra, but India’s notoriously prudish film board has ruled that long kissing scenes in the new James Bond movie “Spectre” are not suitable for Indian audiences. The Mumbai-based Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) has reined in the fictional British spy’s famously lusty romantic life by cutting the length of two passionate embrace scenes, its chairperson told AFP.

An Ile-Ife Customary Court on Thursday dissolved the six-year old marriage between Sunday Adelakun and his wife Rasidat over adultery and pride. The President of the Court, Chief Abioye Olatunbosun, in his judgement, dissolved the marriage, but ordered that the dowry should not be refunded.

Nduka Ugbade, former captain of Nigeria’s U-16 national team that won the maiden edition of the FIFA Youth Championship, has lauded President Muhammudu Buhari for promising to reward the team 30 years after.