Monthly Archives: July 2017
British 2nd home-owners to pay more in Paris
British citizens who have second homes in Paris should begin preparation to meet a possible huge council tax increase. This follows the approval yesterday...
Unions speak for uncapped pay
The Unions are not taking the matter of the public sector pay cap on the chin. Rather, they have looked at who is not...
ICC rules S.Africa violated responsibility
War crimes judges have ruled that South Africa flouted its duties to the International Criminal Court (ICC) in 2015 by failing to arrest visiting...
Titi Odusanwo got the golden fleece from Cambridge
Its the time of the year when the educational institutions in the country are agog with parents celebrating not just their children's academic victories...
14 year old Zuriel Honoured at UNESCO
Fourteen year old Film Maker & Girl Education Advocate - Zuriel Oduwole has featured as a guest speaker at the High Powered UNESCO conference on Gender Equality...
ICBM is nuclear warhead able – N.Korea
North Korea said on last Wednesday that its newly developed intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) can carry a large nuclear warhead, triggering a call by...
Afreximbank support Dangote, others
Indeed, the agreement provides for collaboration between Afreximbank and Dangote Industries Limited in respect of proposed funding of transactions, which could involve the provision...
3000 karatekas to take part in Lagos Championship
Over 3,000 international karate stars from across Africa have indicated interest in taking part in the forthcoming Nigerian Association of Shotokan Karate (NASK) Championship...
IFAB amends football rules
The world of football has been divided by potential proposals to change a selection of the game’s rules in a bid to make football...
Mighty Jets sacks 40
A second tier football club in central Nigerian city of Jos has sacked 40 players for underperformance.
Mighty Jets Football Club said it took the...
