Wednesday 2 September 2015
Heartbreaking photo of a Syrian refugee crying while carrying his children to safety goes viral
Photos: Car plunges off a bridge with 4 people inside in Akure...
Spar set to open at Life Camp, Gwarimpa, Abuja
The 10,000sqm shopping mall is a joint venture development between Topwide ventures and Richards Infrastructures Limited and according to the managing director of Richards Ltd – Andy Morkah, the mall is projected to be concluded by the end of the first quarter of 2016.
This development has come timely to alleviate the shopping stress of the residents of the communities such as Godab, Brains and hammers, Monarch Garden, Canaan, Palm city e.t.cwho currently have to go to the central city to shop.
This development has come timely to alleviate the shopping stress of the residents of the communities such as Godab, Brains and hammers, Monarch Garden, Canaan, Palm city e.t.cwho currently have to go to the central city to shop.
The chairman of Topwide ventures and Chief Promoter of the project – Sen Annie Okonkwohas pledged to display corporate social responsibility by constructing a 2 km access road to link the shopping mall to existing communities roads. This is deemed a great gesture in the development of community infrastructures by the private sector.
The mall is being leased under the platform of PropertyBank – managed by Propertyvault Limited (a subsidiary of Richards Infrastructures) and according to the corporate communication manager of the group – Okuma Bridget, lease discussions have gone far with several national and international brands for shopping spaces in the mall e.g. Smartmark, Lego, Time Keepers International, Samsung, Double Four Restaurant, PEP, Mr Price, Polo etc.
Lease forms are available at the sales office at suit B9 Kuriftu plaza behind Mr Biggs/ Eco bank, Jabi district. Interested tenants can call Propertybank call center on 07002224444 or visitwww.propertybankng.com
Photo(left to right): Okuma Bridget(Corp Comm manager Propertybank), DanieGrove(Project manager Artee group), Andy Morkah (CEO Richards Ltd), Harris Okonkwo (Director; Topwide ventures), Douglas Umezuruike (COO PropertyVault Ltd)
26 year old man defiles 1 and a half year old girl in Benin (photos)
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Photos from UN Bilateral meetings
Senate President Bukola Saraki with Volker Bouffier, MDL President des Bundesrates (Bundesrat, for its similar function, is often described as an upper house of parliament along the lines of the US Senate, the Canadian Senate or the British House of Lords.)
Senate President Bukola Saraki with Ms Laurence Dumont Deputee du Calvados, vice-president de l'assemblee national of France
Senator Andy Uba, Senator Abubakar Bukola Saraki, Senator Dino Melaye on the way to the Bilateral meeting with France at the United Nations Head Quarters
Nigerian parliamentary delegates with German Parliamentary delegate at a bilateral meeting
Senator Andy Uba, Senator Abubakar Bukola Saraki, Senator Dino Melaye on the way to the Bilateral meeting with France at the United Nations Head Quarters
Nigerian parliamentary delegates with German Parliamentary delegate at a bilateral meeting
ICPC begins probe on Amaechi, Kwankwaso, Chima and Shema's government
According to a source who spoke with Vanguard, a team of investigators departed the commission's headquarters in Abuja on Monday August 31st to the various states to investigate petitions over alleged misappropriation of funds and contract scam during the past governors administrations.
“We will ensure that we thoroughly investigate all allegations brought before us so that no body would be left in doubt about our commitment to fighting corruption. The chairman has dispatched a team to the affected states and they are expected to report back in the next two weeks. No body would be spared if found culpable” the source said.
I Left Jonathan’s Government Due To High Level Corruption – Ex-minister Confesses
A former Minister of State for Finance, Mr. Remi Babalola, on Tuesday explained why he left the cabinet of former President Goodluck Jonathan.
He said, “Our culture of impunity is the bane of the entrenched corruption in our society. The value destruction and corruption undermine any economic development or social change we may aspire for our nation.
“Mismanagement and misallocation of resources, coupled with an unprecedented level of corruption have been at their highest in the history of our nation in the last six years.
“Performance or success in public space was measured by the conversion rate of public funds into private accounts. It looks as if democracy has been substituted with kleptocracy.”
Babalola, in a paper presented at the 45th Annual Accountants Conference and 50th Anniversary celebration of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria described the lack of transparency in the oil sector under Jonathan as alarming.
Babalola, who chaired the Federation Account Allocation Committee between 2007 and 2010, said he left the previous administration owing to mismanagement of the nation’s resources.
In his paper titled “Achieving the Nigeria of Our Dream: The Responsibility of Professional Accountants,” he urged the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari to confront the endemic corruption whole-heartedly in order to resolve the country’s mal-functionality.
He recalled, drawing the attention of the nation to the parlous state of the NNPC’s accounts five years ago but many sympathisers feared for his life as it amounted to what he described as 'stepping on a snake'.
He said, “I was unperturbed and unruffled but ready and willing to take a walk as a statement of intent that if they wanted to continue in that decadence of resource mismanagement, I was not going to be a part of it.”
He said, “Our culture of impunity is the bane of the entrenched corruption in our society. The value destruction and corruption undermine any economic development or social change we may aspire for our nation.
“Mismanagement and misallocation of resources, coupled with an unprecedented level of corruption have been at their highest in the history of our nation in the last six years.
“Performance or success in public space was measured by the conversion rate of public funds into private accounts. It looks as if democracy has been substituted with kleptocracy.”
Babalola, in a paper presented at the 45th Annual Accountants Conference and 50th Anniversary celebration of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria described the lack of transparency in the oil sector under Jonathan as alarming.
Babalola, who chaired the Federation Account Allocation Committee between 2007 and 2010, said he left the previous administration owing to mismanagement of the nation’s resources.
In his paper titled “Achieving the Nigeria of Our Dream: The Responsibility of Professional Accountants,” he urged the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari to confront the endemic corruption whole-heartedly in order to resolve the country’s mal-functionality.
He recalled, drawing the attention of the nation to the parlous state of the NNPC’s accounts five years ago but many sympathisers feared for his life as it amounted to what he described as 'stepping on a snake'.
He said, “I was unperturbed and unruffled but ready and willing to take a walk as a statement of intent that if they wanted to continue in that decadence of resource mismanagement, I was not going to be a part of it.”
Babalola, who chaired the Federation Account Allocation Committee between 2007 and 2010, said he left the previous administration owing to mismanagement of the nation’s resources.
In his paper titled “Achieving the Nigeria of Our Dream: The Responsibility of Professional Accountants,” he urged the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari to confront the endemic corruption whole-heartedly in order to resolve the country’s mal-functionality.
He recalled, drawing the attention of the nation to the parlous state of the NNPC’s accounts five years ago but many sympathisers feared for his life as it amounted to what he described as 'stepping on a snake'.
He said, “I was unperturbed and unruffled but ready and willing to take a walk as a statement of intent that if they wanted to continue in that decadence of resource mismanagement, I was not going to be a part of it.”
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