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“It feels great. I just worked hard. I dedicated myself. My trainers came up with the game plan. I just executed it, but he was good.” Kimhong Chhay

Truck driver charged with stealing N4.4m goods from Nestle,The Police in Lagos Wednesday arraigned a 33-year-old truck driver, Idris Bashir

Anandi Ramamurthy analyses the emerging divisions within the Asian Youth Movements around the issue of state funding. One faction opted to accept and was slowly absorbed into the functioning of the local state apparatus as individuals made careers for themselves in the Labour Party. Meanwhile, the other faction split off to form the United Black Youth League, opting instead for a more militant path.

Anandi Ramamurthy analyses the emerging divisions within the Asian Youth Movements around the issue of state funding. One faction opted to accept and was slowly absorbed into the functioning of the local state apparatus as individuals made careers for themselves in the Labour Party. Meanwhile, the other faction split off to form the United Black Youth League, opting instead for a more militant path.

The attitude of some Nigerian elite who prefer to patronise foreigners is said to be responsible for the influx of foreign artisans at the detriment of those at home. It was also learnt that some Nigerian engineers and building contractors prefer employing foreign artisans because of their commitment and dedication. Lagos In Lagos, Benneth Kwame, a tiler who hails from Kumasi in Ghana has lived in Nigeria since 2006. While speaking to Daily Trust, Kwame said his elder brother who is also a ti...

Justice Muslim Sule Hassan of the Federal High Court in Lagos has set aside an ex-parte order freezing the bank accounts of a member of the Board of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), Mr. Clement Omeiza Baiye, and two others companies, Verity Communications Limited and Verity Associates Limited.

Punch Newspapers Sections Oluwatosin Omojuyigbe THE Federal High Court in Lagos has lifted the order barring a member of the Board of the Nigerian Communications Commission, Clement Baiye, and two other companies, Verity Communications Limited and Verity Associates Limited, from accessing their bank accounts. The Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria had on June 16, 2020, obtained an interim order from Justice Maurine Onyetenu, stopping the defendants in the suit from accessing their accounts...

By Davidson Iriekpen Justice Muslim Sule Hassan of the Federal High Court in Lagos has set aside an ex-parte order freezing the bank accounts of a member of the Board of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), Mr. Clement Omeiza Baiye and two others companies, Verity Communications Limited and Verity Associates Limited. The suit was formerly before Justice Maurine Onyetenu before it was re-assigned to Justice Hassan Justice Onyetenu had on June 16, 2020, granted an ex-parte interlocutory ...