Tit Bits: Melaye and his seven degrees
EVERY lawmaking institution prides itself in protecting its powers. So when the Senate last week rejected Ibrahim Magu’s nomination as chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, the Senate president requested President Muhammadu Buhari to submit another nominee.
Tragic atrocity
ON Wednesday, Central London was plunged into chaos and carnage by a murderous maniac who targeted the area around the hallowed Houses of Parliament.
Enugu hosts Chukwumereije’s performance poetry
LOVERS of arts and entertainment across the South East are warming up with anticipation as Nigeria’s foremost performance poet who is also winner of the Abuja Literary Society Poetry Slam 2011 and the National Poetry Slam 2012, Chukwumereije Dike, makes a stop-over in Enugu on March 25 at the Oakland Centre with his Made-in-Nigeria, a stage poetry production.
AUN hosts 10th career, graduate fair
The American University of Nigeria, AUN, Yola, is holding its 10th career and graduate fair in Lagos. It started yesterday and will end today.
Dangote, Total, Honeywell, 9 others get 30% of $367m special forex sale
Twelve firms bought 30 per cent of the special foreign exchange sales of $367 million conducted by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) on March 2nd, 2017.
Ile-Ife clash: More Yoruba lawyers move to Abuja, say suspects in high spirit
FOLLOWING the arrest and parade of 20 indigenes of Ile-Ife, who are being held for their alleged involvement in the recent clash between the Yoruba and Hausa communities in the town, more lawyers have moved to Abuja to beef up the legal team for the accused persons.
