Models are not prostitutes, says MOTI organizers
DISTURBED by the public’s perception of models, the organisers of Models On The Island (MOTI), Twin Image Concept, have initiated a campaign tagged: ‘Models Are Not Prostitutes.” Speaking recently at an event to unveil the winners of the just concluded MOTI, a 5-day camping experience, co-founder of Twin Image Concept, Joseph Etim expressed worry over the place of models in Nigeria.
Reps grill I-GP over re-opening of Kogi Assembly
The House of Representatives Adhoc Committee on Kogi Assembly crisis on Thursday met with Mr Solomon Arase, Inspector-General of Police (I-GP) on the re-opening of Kogi House of Assembly complex.
Fuel scarcity: U.S pledges to offer technical assistance
The U.S. Ambassador to the UN, Ms Samantha Power, on Thursday promised that the U.S Embassy in Nigeria would offer technical assistance to help Nigeria solve its lingering challenge of fuel scarcity.
Brussels bomber had previously worked at airport, minister confirms
Belgium’s Interior Minister, Jan Jambon, on Thursday, confirmed that one of the suicide bombers who died in the March 22 terrorist attacks on the Brussels airport had previously been an airport employee, a media report said.
CCT adjourns Saraki’s trial until April 27
The Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT) has adjourned the trial of Senate President, Bukola Saraki, until April 27 for continuation of cross examination of EFCC witness, Micheal Wetkas.
Blatter says he’s no longer suffering over FIFA fate
Former FIFA President Joseph Blatter on Thursday said he was no longer suffering as a result of the corruption scandals which led to his six-year ban from football.
