Vice President Professor Yemi Osinbajo was today in Kaduna State Nigeria, to perform the groundbreaking opening for the Galaxy Mall, a UPDC partnership with Kaduna State. The Vice President who was welcomed by governor Nasir el-Rufai will also conduct the opening ceremony for the affordable housing scheme at the Millennium City, Kaduna.
The singer was involved in a car crash last night while apparently using his phone. Thank God he's fine. See his advice for drivers. Morning guys.. don't press ur phone while driving fam, it's never a good idea. Crashed into a canal last night @ lekki, all thanks to dese guys and some loyal fans that help get I and my producer out and the car. I wanna say a very big thank u to @djcoublon for screaming like a Yankee baby before the crash.. Bro u nailed it . We thank God, we still alive.
The Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity matter, Mr. Femi Adesina, in an interview on Radio Continental 102.3 FM said the former administration was swindled off of millions of dollars by those masquerading to be leaders of Boko Haram when former Pres. Jonathan's administration tried to secure the release of the kidnapped Chibok girls. (more…)
Acting Chairman of EFCC Ibrahim Magu has denied claims that the agency has been selective in its current fight against corruption. Magu reacted to the allegations while speaking to newsmen in Abuja earlier today; “Nobody who is not corrupt, who is not involved, is with us. In all the cases, we conduct preliminary investigation. We work hard. If it is company you used, we unveil the profile of the company to see who owns the company. (more…)
The government of Switzerland is prepared to transfer to the Nigerian government, another $300 million recovered from the family of former military ruler, Sani Abacha, foreign minister, Geoffrey Onyeama, announced Monday. The money is part of an estimated $5 billion stolen and stashed in foreign accounts by the late dictator. Nigeria has in the last 10 years received over $1 billion from the Swiss and American governments, but there are growing concerns past administrations misused the huge sum. (more…)
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