Fayose’s accounts remain frozen till Nov. 7
The two private accounts of Gov. Ayo Fayose of Ekiti in Zenith Bank will remain frozen until Nov. 7.
Lagos breaks world record, hosts 1,300 players in Monopoly tourney
Lagos State on Friday broke the world record of “Most People Playing Monopoly’’ with 1,300 students competing at a time at its “City of Lagos Monopoly’’, beating the former set in Singapore.
Explosion as navy foils militants’ attempt to sabotage PPMC, Warri refinery
THE Nigerian Navy has said the loud explosion set off Thursday night by unknown men near the jetty of the Warri Refinery and Petrochemical Company, WRPC, and the Pipeline Products Marketing Company, PPMC, resulted from a foiled attempt by militants to attack both facilities in Ekpan, Uvwie council area, Delta state.
Independence: Gov Abubakar pardons 22 inmates in Bauchi
Gov Mohammed Abubakar of Bauchi State on Friday pardoned 22 inmates serving various jail terms in the state.
Zimbabwe’s fraudulent financial scheme trending, says Google
A get-rich-quick business that left thousands of Zimbabweans in financial dilemma dominated timelines, blogs and news sites in the week of Sept. 21 to Sept. 28, according to Google Trends.
Recession: EU partners Nigeria in diversifying economy
Mr Fillippo Amato, an European Union (EU) official, says the Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) between the EU and ECOWAS will help Nigeria to achieve its diversification drive.
