My wife’s stepfather killed her, took her safe—Alizee’s husband
Lagos—A murder suspect, Mr. Peter Nielsen, yesterday, told a Lagos High Court in Igbosere that it was his father-in-law, Mr. Christopher Madaki, that killed his wife, Zainab Nielsen, and their three and half years old daughter, Petra.
20 SMEs get Life Progress Booster’s N6m grant
Twenty Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) have received N6million boost from Life Continental Lager Beer development initiative tagged, Life Progress Booster.
When the skies fell on SKYE Bank
FINALLY, when the skies fell on Skye Bank there was hardly a whimper of surprise. Most stakeholders in the banking industry had seen it coming for long. If there is any surprise at all, it is the length of time it had taken the regulators to wield the big axe on the sick bank.
Ogoni cleanup: Distrust greets FG’s $177m
THE announcement by the Federal Government that it has raised $177 million for Ogoni cleanup was yesterday greeted with distrust among stakeholders in the Niger Delta.
Shekarau lauds APC’s automatic tickets
former Kano State governor, Malam Ibrahim Shekarau, has defended All Progressives Congress, APC’s automa-tic tickets for candidates, as long as it complies with electoral laws.
WAEC urges Ministry of Education to appoint supervisors of integrity
West African Examinations Council,WAEC, has lamented the rate of examination malpractice among students, vowing to publish names of erring students,supervisors and schools as well as sanction them.According to the Head of Public Affairs WAEC, Demianus Ojijeogu, the decision to publish names of culprits was part of resolutions of the 66th Nigeria Examinations Committee (NEC) of the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) at Ogba, Lagos. “Candidates, invigilators and supervisors caught aiding and abetting examination malpractice will be sanctioned as WAEC, ANCOPSS and states Ministries of Education will publish their names to serve as a deterrents to others”, he said.
