Forbes apologizes for Goodluck Jonathan spelling error
This weekend US business magazine Forbes made a serious goof with Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan's name.
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Lagos State Govt bans indecent dressing, introduces dress codes
The Lagos State Government has reportedly issued a directive banning short/mini-skirts, body-hugging outfits, and revealing clothes from the Lagos State Government Secretariat, Alausa, Ikeja.
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Why Facebook is buying WhatsApp for $16 billion
The social media giants have spent $4 billion in cash and $12 billion in Facebook stock to acquire the messaging app, 16 times more than what they paid for picture sharing site Instagram.
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Creative hub, HotHouse opens in Lagos
The HotHouse, which is situated on Allen Avenue, Ikeja Lagos, will offer entrepreneurs affordable, comfortable and professional workspace on a daily, weekly or monthly basis
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Goodbye to Stella Oduah and her bulletproof cars!
After much controversy, Minister of Aviation, Stella Oduah has been sacked, obviously her bulletproof cars couldn’t save her.
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Arsenal fan stabs Liverpool fan to death
Arsenal fan stabs Liverpool’s fan to death after 5 – 1 defeat in Meru, Kenya.
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Meet the 1st NFL player to come out gay!
Michael Sam makes history as being the first NFL player to publicly declare he is gay.
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First Bank turns 120! Spots a new logo too
First Bank started 2014 on a high note as they celebrate their 120th anniversary this year. Amidst the celebration and fanfare, the company unveiled a new logo.
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David Oyedepo’s Winners Chapel introduces e-payment for tithes and offering
The e-payment method for tithe and offering was introduced a few months back, especially for the Covenant University students who worship there.
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Nigerian undergraduate caught with 1.745 kg of cannabis at airport
The suspect said he used his tuition to buy a cell phone, smoke Indian hemp, attend night clubs and thereafter engaged in the cannabis business to make profit so he could recoup his tuition.
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