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Aborted nationwide protest: Charly Boy, Seyi Law vow to continue the struggle

Aborted nationwide protest: Charly Boy, Seyi Law vow to continue the struggle

VETERAN entertainment personality and the self-styled ‘Area Father’ Charles Oputa, a.k.a. Charly Boy and ace comedian, Oluwaseyitan Lawrence, a.k.a Seyilaw have vowed to vow to continue the nationwide protest. which celebrated artistes and “African Queen” crooner 2Face scheduled for Monday 6th but was cancelled by same on Saturday night due to security reasons.

Rohr: Ighalo still in my plan

Rohr: Ighalo still in my plan

Super Eagles coach, Gernot Rohr has put to rest speculations over the international future of Super Eagles striker Odion Ighalo, who left English Premier League side Watford and moved to China to pitch tent with CSL club, Changchun Yatai. Rohr is known to be very strict with players when it comes to national team assignment preferring them to play in European league.

What a time to be a Nigerian

What a time to be a Nigerian

THERE is a lot of heat in the country. Nigerians debate anything and everything. The views are varied and can differ so much that there can be a long debate and disagreement on the colour white. However, on one point are all agreed; there is hunger in the land. But even on this, there are differences in reaction. There are those organising rallies to drum support for the government to tackle the problem. There are others holding rallies on the same issue against the government demanding that it delivers on good governance including affordable food.

Trinity Estate residents protest poor power supply

Trinity Estate residents protest poor power supply

Aggrieved residents of Trinity Estate, behind Chevron Estate in Satellite Town, at the weekend, staged a peaceful protest at the Satellite Town office of Eko Electricity Distribution, EKEDP, over what they described as outrageous bills and epileptic power supply to the area by the company.

Kenya’s alcohol consumers may soon receive insurance

Kenya’s alcohol consumers may soon receive insurance

THE Kenyan parliament may soon pass a new law guaranteeing insurance coverage for consumers of alcoholic beverages. This is courtesy of the Alcoholic Drinks Control Act bill seeks to have beer manufacturers put between 5 and 10 percent of their revenue in insurance companies to compensate individuals who suffer damages.

Europe’s re/insurance industry lobbies for  Solvency II changes

Europe’s re/insurance industry lobbies for Solvency II changes

THE European insurance and reinsurance federation said that the many layers of conservativeness built into the design of Solvency II and its tendency to treat insurers like traders instead of long-term investors could harm consumers, long-term investment and the economy.