BUBBLY suburb situated in the heart of
Lagos, Surulere got a kick last Saturday as telecom outfit, Globacom
stormed the community with its spectacular concert, Glo Slide ‘n’
Bounce.
Monday, 19 October 2015
WHY I WENT BACK TO SCHOOL–MUYIWA ADEMOLA
With over twenty-four years
in the make-believe world, Muyiwa Ademola, better known as Authentic in
the Nigerian movie industry, speaks with ADENIYI ADEWOYIN about his
journey into acting, why movies are not making money, among other
diverse issues.
HOW has it been since you started acting?
Ayade fetes Mother and Daughter Pageant contestants
• Angela and Gift Nwangwa, winners of MDPN
The Cross River State Governor, Ben Ayade, last weekend doled out the sum of one million naira on each of the 11 families that contested at the maiden edition of Silverbird’s Mother and Daughter Pageant.
Ex-minister Olaiya Oni is dead
The late Oni
Former Minister of Education and pioneer Chairman of the Labour Party (LP) Dr. Olaiya Oni is dead. He was 74.
Oni, a seasoned technocrat and former Secretary to the old Ondo State Government (SSG) died yesterday at an hospital in Owo Local Government Area of Ondo State.
Family sources told The Nation that the former Head of Service (HoS) has been having health challenges since 2012, which was why he relocated from Akure to his home town, Ise-Akoko, in Akoko North East Local Government Area.
Ekiti APC accuses Fayose of mismanagement
The Ekiti State All Progressives Congress (APC) has accused Governor Ayo Fayose of mismanaging the bailout funds received from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).
The opposition insisted that Fayose should explain how the bailout funds had been spent.
But the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) accused the APC of running what it called a “wasteful government”.
India protests as NNPC holds N5.2b oil block cash for 9 years
There is the N5.2billion ($25m) cash paid by an Indian firm for an oil block nine years ago? This is the puzzle security and anti-graft agencies have been trying to unravel since the Indian High Commission’s alleged failure to get back the money.
Three former Group Managing Directors of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) and three directors of the Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR) are likely to be quizzed over the matter.
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