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Thursday, 20 October 2016
Troops Sustain Operation Sharan Daji in North-West
During the operation, the troops killed 4 bandits, recovered a motorcycle and destroyed all the camps at the forest.
Similarly troops of the same formation, in conjunction with local vigilante also carried out similar operation at the notorious livestock, armed bandits and kidnappers hideout in Anchau forest, Kubau Local Government Area, Kaduna State same day.
During the operation, 3 kidnappers, Umaru Buje, Sanusi Shuaibu and Samaila Ibrahim were arrested by the troops.
The arrested persons are currently being interrogated.
Wednesday, 19 October 2016
CYNTHIA SHALOM SHINES IN DEAR DIARY SEASON 2
Cynthia Shalom, the current Next Movie Star winner shines on the new season of Deary Diary which airs on AIT Tuesdays and Wednesdays 7pm.
Dear diary is a simple yet unique family and Comedy TV-Series with no satirical elements like most TV comedy series thereby setting it in a league of its own and making audience’s boredom almost impossible.
The 90 episodes TV series was dedicatedly shot for two months at a location in Omole Phase 1, Lagos state.
The episodes project and protect the African pride; highlight and resolve subtle yet dangerous indulgences within a family’s sphere.
It is a small world compressed within a little girl’s diary where we all at one episode or the other are in-mates.
Cynthia Shalom played the role of Chinagorom who is a fashion blogger running the trendy blog page tagged 'D Invader' She is dandy and a narcissist with regards to her blog and appearance. She is Helen's (Oby Olebara Uziokwu) niece, always at logger heads with her cousin Yvonne Chika and Uncle Kay (Norbert Young) always to the rescue. She is scared of Aunty Aduke's (Rachael Oniga) unequivocal discipline. The domestic staff (Moji ) ,the driver Oshomo played by Tunde Bernard (Baba Tee) and the Gateman (Mc Kirikiri) fondly calls her 'Sisi Sinagoro'.
Prior to this, she featured on the series Tales of Eve where she played Segi, Pastor Liz Benson Ameye's daughter.
An hour with the Shrink with Segun Arinze, Annie Idibia and Gbenro Ajibade.
Iquo's Journal with Kate Henshaw and Femi Jacobs. Among others.
British Fashion Council CEO Caroline Rush to Speak at the GTBank Fashion Weekend
Caroline Rush has achieved remarkable success in promoting the British fashion industry, particularly through organizing the globally renowned London Fashion Week and the prestigious British Fashion Awards. In 2015, she was appointed Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) by the Queen of England for services to the British fashion industry. Caroline Rush will be at the GTBank Fashion Weekend to offer insights on how to successfully position a fashion brand.
Breaking! Lagos Governor Drops 3 Commissioners
Lagos State Governor, Mr Akinwunmi Ambode on Wednesday effected a reshuffle of his cabinet, with the dropping of the Commissioners for Tourism- Mr Folorunsho Folarin-Coker; Finance, Dr. Mustapha Akinkunmi and Transportation, Dr. Ekundayo Mobereola.
This development comes exactly one year after the Governor constituted his Executive Council, precisely on October 19, 2015.
In a statement signed by the Secretary to the State Government, Mr Tunji Bello, the Governor also directed the Special Adviser, Arts and Culture to take over as the Acting Commissioner for Ministry of Tourism and Culture, Special Adviser on Transportation will take over as Acting Commissioner for Transportation while the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Finance takes over as the Acting Commissioner for Finance pending the appointment of new Commissioners in the respective ministries.
The Statement adds that the Governor expresses his appreciation to the former Commissioners for their service to the State and wished them well in their future endeavours.
SIGNED
TUNJI BELLO
SECRETARY TO THE STATE GOVERNMENT (SSG)
OCTOBER 19, 2016
Tuesday, 18 October 2016
Again Nigerian Navy Crackdowns on Oil Thieves and Illegal Refineries
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Monday, 17 October 2016
Philips clippers debut in Nigeria, other Sub-Saharan Africa Markets
Philips, a global leader in health and wellbeing has launched its first brand of clipper for the African market, and the company is confident that the product has all it takes to be a major player in the clippers category in Sub-Saharan Africa market.
The company said the new clipper was launched after a four year long research in several markets across sub-Sahara Africa. It added that the new Philips African clippers were designed to offer a more effective and precise haircut without the risk of cuts, rashes or bumps.
“The Philips clipper was developed and extensively field tested, taking into account the core concerns that came out in the research- mainly the need to get that clean shave feeling but to avoid the scratches, cuts and bumps that sometimes develop on the skin,” General Manager, Philips Personal Health- West Africa, Chioma Iwuchukwu-Nweke, said.
The clipper market in Africa is valued at about 200million pounds and the Nigerian market accounts for a major share of that sum, as about 3.5million units of clippers are sold in the country.
The two clippers launched by Philips are Philips Clipper Pro, which is ideal for professional barber styling and Philips Clipper Home, designed for personal use. Both products have been launched into the premium category of the clipper segment and would be contending in that category with other existing market leaders.
“Yes; there are loads of competition out there. But we intend to beat competition. We have spent lots of time on research, finding out what the market wants. We know the market wants more, that is why we produced the Philips clipper.
“Some clippers out there will give you the perfect precision, but then they cut the skin. Some are gentle on the skin but don’t give precision. But Philips is offering the best of both worlds. That is why we say ‘cut your hair and not your skin’”, Mrs. Nweke further stated.
The Philips hair clippers are already on sale in major supermarkets and online malls around the country including Yudala, Jumia, Next Time and Market, and they come with a 2-year guarantee.
Saturday, 15 October 2016
GESTAPO ARREST OF JUDGES AND UNABATED ARBITRARINESS OF BUHARI REGIME: OUR STANCES
I DON’T WANT TO BE IMPRISONED THE EIGHTH TIME – suspect
A 41 year old man arrested by the operatives of the Rapid Response Squad (RRS) of the Lagos State Police for stealing the phone of his helper has pleaded that he should be assisted from going to prison the eighth time.
The suspect, Emmanuel Oyewunmi, 41, from Ikale, Ondo State, was arrested by the operatives on Friday night at Ojodu Berger Bus Stop for stealing N600 and a phone from a bus driver and a passenger.
Oyewunmi, before now, has been on the wanted list of RRS’s operatives for stealing a Samsung Galaxy S4 belonging to one Mrs Adesewa Oni from her car.
On the said day, Oyewunmi was a park keeper outside Shoprite Shopping Mall, Ikeja when Oni drove in to attend a ceremony at the Adeyemi Bero, Auditorium, Alausa.
For keeping an eye on her car, Oni instead of offering Oyewunmi the N200 he requested decided to drive him to a nearby ATM to withdraw some money out of which she gave him N1000.
Unwittingly for her, she left Oyewunmi inside her car while she gets the money from the ATM. Upon returning, she handed Oyewunmi the N1,000:00 and she drove off.
“I have driven 5 minutes away from Alausa when I felt the urge to make some calls for appointments, and I realised that my phone, Samsung Galaxy S4 was missing. Quickly, my mind raced to him and I realised my folly.
How could I have left a total stranger in my car alone, leaving documents and valuable items in the car with him? It was just a silly thing to do for me. I traced him back to that spot but he was gone,” she explained.
"When I was done looking for him everywhere, I was advised to report the incidence at the RRS’s Headquarters the same day", he added.
Oyewunmi on interrogation admitted stealing the phone of his helper while she left him in the car to get money through the ATM last week Sunday.
“I was push into it by the need to get hard drugs. As soon as I got the phone, I went to Ipodo in Ikeja to get hard drug. It was the hard drug dealer that bought it from me. He bought it N8, 000:00.
I spent the rest on drug. I was so pained that I forgot to shave and barb from the proceeds of the stolen phones”, he stated.
He explained further, “hard drug has spoilt my life. It was the cause of my rejection by my wife, and my father. I got hooked on drug while I was young and getting out of it has been extremely difficult for me.
Some faith based non-governmental originations have assisted me through rehabilitation in the past, I have always gotten back into it. Drug has been the predominant cause of my imprisonment.
If I am imprisoned now, it would be the eigth time and third time this year”, he said.
On his second offence, Oyewunmi admitted stealing a phone and N600 from the bus driver and a passenger but pleaded that he was under the influence of drug.
Confirming the arrest of the suspected thief, the Police Public Relations Officer, Superintendent Dolapo Badmos, urged Lagosians not to expose themselves to criminals.
The suspect has been transferred to the Lagos State Taskforce for prosecution.










