Kirikiri: CJ sets 21 awaiting trials inmates free

TWENTY-ONE awaiting trial inmates at the Kirikiri Medium Prisons, regained their freedom in Lagos, yesterday. The gesture was at the initiative of the Chief Judge of Lagos State, Justice Oluwafunmilayo Atilade. She said the release of the inmates was part…

Lagos trader elopes with N2.8m loan

A Lagos trader, Usman Umaru, 45, has been dragged to court for allegedly failing to repay a N2.8 million loan he collected from a Lagos-based investment company. Umaru appeared before an Abule Egba Magistrates’ Court, Lagos, on Monday. The accused,…

Nigeria’s first women radio station, launched

As the glory of the celestial nymphs burnishes the luster of merely human women, so will St. Ives Communication’s first radio station for women, improve the lot of the Nigerian woman, according to ‘Toun Okewale Sonaiya, director of the media…

Aregbesola: A Failure in Disguise

In my own critical thinking, seriously, Uncle Rauf Aregbesola needs to consult expatriate on financial and public administrative policy. He needs who can help him to re-strategize his govt policy and especially to renegotiating loan and re-payment agreement in a…

Museum gets N2.2billion artworks, seed money

Pan Atlantic University (PAU), yesterday, received 1,200 artworks and seed money worth over N2.2billion donated to the institution by Omooba Yemisi Adedoyin Shyllon Foundation Founder, Engineer Yemisi Shyllon, in Lagos. The organization said it was offered towards the establishment and…