Anti- Corruption Day: CP Edgal charges policemen to extol self discipline as a virtue
As the world marked Anti- Corruption day yesterday, Commissioner of Police, Lagos State Command, Imohimi Edgal, charged officers and men of the command to extol self discipline and ethical standards as virtues that would help them resist the temptation of being corrupt policemen.
Electoral Act Amendment: Mixed reactions greet Buhari’s veto
THE polity was divided, yesterday, over President Muhammadu Buhari’s decision to veto the Electoral Act Amendment Bill for the fourth time.
Bizman threatens Police with suit over ‘wrongful prosecution’
A businessman and son of foremost industrialist, late Chief Abdul-Rasak Sanusi, Kehinde Sanusi has threatened to sue the Nigerian Police Force over his wrongful prosecution on what he said was a fictitious charge.
Nigeria wants its bronze statues back but British wants to loan it to us
The Nigerian government is asking the United Kingdom to return its bronze statues back but the UK has according to Al Jazeera offered to loan it to Nigeria.
Fidelity Bank restates commitment to strategic plan, corporate sustainability
FIDELITY Bank Plc, has reaffirmed its commitment towards achieving its five-year strategic plan whilst advancing socio-economic development through its Corporate Social Responsibility, CSR, programmes.
FAAN withdraws services from Warri, Gombe, MMA2, as Arik suspends flights
Lagos— Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria, FAAN, has notified airlines of the withdrawal of its services to Osubi Airport, Warri; Gombe Airport and Murtala Muhammed Airport 2, MMA2, over alleged indebtedness.
