No sleeze in Amnesty Office —Lakemfa
Presidential Amnesty Programme, PAP, has denied media reports of the spending of N48 billion in five months by the managers of the programme.
Shocking discovery: Multi-billion naira Lagos cardiac, renal centre moribund
Call it a visit of shocking discovery, you will not be wrong. Indeed this was the experience of the Health Services Committee of the Lagos State House of Assembly when it paid an unscheduled visit to the Lagos State Cardiac and Renal Centre in the premises of Gbagada General Hospital. The centre was yet to commence full operation as most equipment are not functioning almost a year since its commissioning by the immediate past Governor of Lagos State, Mr. Babatunde Fashola.
Anti-graft war:`Governance not ignored’ – APC Chieftain
The All Progressives Congress (APC) says the ongoing anti-graft war by President Muhammadu Buhari is not hindering governance.
US judge denies bail request from FIFA fraud suspect
A US judge on Wednesday refused to release a FIFA corruption scandal suspect on bail, saying the man’s proposal to post $5 million was not enough.
Savings from fuel subsidy removal rises to N647m daily
Nigeria, as at yesterday, is currently saving N647.2 million daily from the suspension of subsidy on Premium Motor Spirit, also known as petrol.
OPC expels members
THE Oodua Peoples Congress, OPC, has expelled some of its members for engaging in what it described as anti-congress activities which portrayed the group as a lawless organisation.
You must fight corruption within ambit of law, NBA tells Buhari
The Nigerian Bar Association, NBA, Wednesday, urged President Muhammadu Buhari to ensure that his fight against corruption is conducted within the armbit of the law.
Stakeholders mourn Arakangudu, Yoruba veteran actor
Stakeholders in the entertainment industry on Wednesday expressed grief over the death of veteran Yoruba actor, Mr Sikiru Adesina, popularly known as `Arakangudu’.
Tunisia makes $500 million from ousted president’s assets
Tunisia has made nearly half a billion dollars from the sale of assets confiscated from ousted president Zine El Abidine Ben Ali and his allies, a minister said Wednesday.
INEC to prosecute under-age voters
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) said on Wednesday that it would prosecute under-age voters in Plateau.
My estranged wife invited armed robbers to rob my junior wife – husband
A middle aged man, Lateef Komolafe, on Wednesday told an Igando Customary Court that his estranged wife, Tawakalitu, invited armed robbers to rob his junior wife. Komolafe had approached the court seeking dissolution of his 24 years marriage to Tawakalitu over allegation of threat to life, frequent fighting, involvement in fetish practices and lack of love. The marriage is blessed with four children whose ages range between 18 years to 24 years.
Powering Dangote: How GE powers Africa’s largest cement plant
The Dangote Cement plant is powered by four GE gas turbines that run on natural gas
Powering Dangote: How GE powers Africa’s largest cement plant
The Dangote Cement plant is powered by four GE gas turbines that run on natural gas
Powering Dangote: How GE powers Africa’s largest cement plant
The Dangote Cement plant is powered by four GE gas turbines that run on natural gas
Even staple food demonstrates Nigeria’s economic vulnerability
Cassava, the starch rusty-coloured root that is a staple in Nigeria, is a paradigm of the problem the import-dependent nation now faces as the plunge in oil prices crimps the economy.
Egypt’s Zamalek sack coach Mido after Ahly loss
Egyptian giants Zamalek have sacked their coach Ahmed Hossam, known as Mido, after losing 2-0 to arch-rivals Al Ahly in the Cairo derby.
