Show compassion to people living with disabilities —CDC
Twenty years into the educational, vocational and social care services for children and young adults with disabilities in the country, Children's Developmental Centre, CDC, and partners have called on Nigerians to learn to show compassion to people living with disabilities in the country.
Imo govt gets 10-man c’ttee to tackle child trafficking
Imo State Government has inaugurated a special 10-man committee charged with the responsibility of tackling illegal child adoption and trafficking in the state.
‘How W-African countries can tackle financial crimes’
ABUJA — Inter- Government Action Group against Money Laundering in West Africa, GIABA, yesterday, called on Nigeria and other West African countries to adopt a risk-based approach in dealing with money laundering and terrorist financing.
Court adjourns Judge’s contract breach suit against airline
A Federal High Court sitting in Lagos, yesterday, adjourned till May 12 to hear a suit by a Lagos High Court judge, Mrs Oke Lawal, against Air France airline, over breach of contract.
The judge alongside her husband, Chief Bayo Lawal, had sued Air France-KLM, claiming the sum of N30 million as damages for breach of contract of carriage by airline.
Nomoreloss died of Typhoid in Lagos
Multi-talented singer and comedian, Olumuyiwa Osinuga popularly known as Nomoreloss is dead.
Nomoreloss, who is known for his hit songs, ‘Iyawo Asiko’ and ‘Let Them Say” died yesterday morning at an undisclosed hospital in Opebi, Lagos.
Equality bill and Nigeria’s clash of civilisations
OUR fathers from the depth of their wisdom say that if you grind pepper with a mortar or pound it with a mortar it would never lose its taste. It is from the same fountain they came up with the truism that if you throw a machete in the air 100 times, it would always hit the earth on its flat side.
Girlfriend tussle lands man, 29, in court
A 29-year-old man, Omoregie David, yesterday, appeared in a Gudu Upper Area Court in the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, for allegedly threatening to kill one Azeta Friday over a girlfriend.
Mikel, Umar swell Eagles camp
Foreign-based Super Eagles players are beginning to arrive at the team’s camp ahead of the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifying match against Egypt.
SON urges electricity meter manufacturers to adopt MANCAP
THE Standard Organisation of Nigeria, SON, has urged electricity meter manufacturers to embrace the Mandatory Conformity Assessment Programme, MANCAP.
Market sentiment bearish despite resilient corporate earnings
DESPITE positive corporate results announced in the stock exchange early in the week the market ended the week negative. Proshare analysts gave insight of what happened.
2 dead, 100 shanties razed in Lagos fire
LAGOS—Two persons were confirmed dead in an early morning fire incident, which razed over 100 shanties in Kuramo, near Lekki in Lagos yesterday.
