Chimamanda Adichie makes list of 50 world leaders
Arsenal, Bayern fined for troublesome fans
Ousted Egypt president Mubarak freed from detention
Court set to void Arik Air takeover
EFCC arraigns businessman for N7m Land scam
Nigeria’s national team gradually bouncing back – Fans
Germany topple USA from top of FIFA women’s rankings
One dead after blasts at eastern Ukraine arms depot
I FOUND SOLUTION THE DAY MY WIFE PUBLICLY EMBARRASSED ME
Saraki, Magu and the phantom war on corruption
Troops destroy IED factory, rescue women, children

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Alleged N450m fraud: Court admits evidence against Belgore
Justice R.M. Aikawa of the Federal High Court sitting in Ikoyi, Lagos, on March 23, 2017, admitted as evidence a document containing the list of alleged beneficiaries of the sum of $115, 010,000 tendered by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, against Muhammed Dele Belgore, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, SAN, and Prof. Abubakar Sulaiman, a former Minister of National Planning, who are being prosecuted on a five-count charge of money laundering.
Experts to deliberate on what Nigerian/African travelers are searching for
Experts from various sectors of the tourism industry will converge to brainstorm, Wednesday March 29, on Lagos to deliberate on what the Nigerian/African travelers are searching for – the new trends and how these expectations can met by each stakeholder responsible for enriching their travel experience.
Rutger Reman becomes MD, Ericsson Nigeria
Ericsson has appointed Rutger Reman, President and Managing Director for Ericsson Nigeria, reporting to Jean-Claude Geha, President and CEO of Ericsson sub-Saharan Africa.
Court jails two for N.8m BVN scam
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC yesday secured the conviction of the dou of Innocent Uche Clinton and Emmanuel Okanni before Justice Sa’ad Muhammad of the Gombe State High Court on a two count charge bordering on conspiracy and theft.
Points to ponder before supporting Amnesty International
It appears that Amnesty International in Nigeria has eaten sour grapes and the teeth of its associate NGOs have been set on edge. They have had cause to allege paid protests and occupation of its offices in Abuja by motley groups asking it to leave Nigeria. Those after the NGO are basing their demand on the role they accuse it of playing in bolstering terrorists and separatist elements against the government forces.

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