Professional Indemnity Insurance

Do more to address Nigerians suffering, Tinubu tells Buhari President, Osinbajos trips to gulp N1.3bn in 2018 I rejected N8m bribe offered by arms importer Witness Court stops Senate from probing IG for fraud EFCC re-arraigns ex-Niger gov, Aliyu, for N2bn fraud Recovered N23bn mustnt stop Mainas prosecution, CSOs insist Buhari made me to take salary cut, says Osinbajo Lawyer asks court to order Barus arrest Alleged bribery: Ive no case to answer, says Rickey Tarfa Budget: Reps want Lagos/Ibadan road, 2nd NBridge completed in 2018 93-year-old Mugabe resists military pressure to resign Release my $5.8m, N3.35bn, Patience Jonathan urges court Medical vacation: Ill repay Nigerians goodwill, says Buhari Maina: Reps to question Dambazau, AGF, HoS on live telecast Kachikwu, Usani have no hand in Avengers resurgence APC FG urges firms to curb casual employment Senate begins work on 2018 budget Wednesday Tension in Bayelsa over chieftaincy dispute Stephanie Otobo shuns Apostle...

Ex-governors, Southwest reject PDP's plan for chair Mugabe under house arrest United States claims $300m Abacha loot Buhari seeks respect for constitution Rivers rejects police report on Wike/Amaechi assassination claims Ojukwu's son defects to APC as Buhari campaigns for Nwoye Making 1st Class in History is not my destination The fall of Mugabe Ortom vs Tsav: Court to rule in January Obiano's, Nwoye's constituents welcome Ojukwu to APC Herbal medicine is different from voodoo Vomitting deserves more attention than it often gets 75 Vs 60 per cent: The intrigues of Kaduna teachers' test Ortom plans BENPOLY takeover by Fed Govt Church examines stress issues at education summit Old students donate ultra-modern kitchen Encomium for new N94m Osun school Foundation motivates pupils 100 make First Class in UNIBEN Kano, Ondo, others for Lafarge literacy finale Lawyer sponsors essay contest French teachers seek better funding for education OAU graduate ...

Morocco U-20 girls arrive Nigeria today Our Girls; NASS: Budget by 1/1/2018 pls Malami tells Senate panel: I met with Maina in Dubai Maina ran bank account through sms, email, EFCC tells court Govt to raise N311b from assets sale Buhari: more development for Southeat Patience Jonathan's N350m frozen Lagos faults Amnesty's claim on demolition Mining: Good roadmap, slow implementation Bode George consistent, dogged, says Ayade Council poll: parties sign peace pact Union urges IGP to probe shooting of students in Ibadan Interview with Apostle Arome Osayi FG plans N1b support to fight HIV/AIDS through NHIS 43rd Convocation: UNIBEN to award over 9,000 degrees DMO: Nigeria's debts hit N20tr Oando JV boosts agric in Niger Delta 75% of world's poorest countries in Africa, says BoI chief Warmer weather, others threaten oil market Dutch textile firm mulls investment in Nigeria Stanbic IBTC Pension pays N279b to retirees Cybercrime 'threatens financial sec...

Star Boy, Wizkid, was the biggest winner at the All Africa Music Awards held on Sunday night at the Eko Convention Centre, Lagos. The pop star clinched three major awards: Best West African Artiste award, The Song of the Year and the Artiste of the year, trumping the likes of Davido, Runtown, Tekno and others. Wizkid’s win came shortly after Davido edged him out at the 2017 MTV EMA by winning the “Best African Act”. Wizkid’s big win has once again renewed his long-standing battle for supremacy with Davido. In his acceptance speech, the Ojuelegba crooner thanked 2baba and DJ Jimmy Jatt for their contributions to the African music landscape. As expected, Wizkid arrived late and his entry sent the sold-out crowd into frenzy. While some jostled to take a selfie with him, others stood up to catch a glimpse of him. His bouncers had a hard time trying to prevent the crowd from mobbing him. This time, he did not rain down Naira bills on his fans. Nigerian acts Simi, M.I, Tiwa Savag...

Lekki Britsh School Announces Entrance Examination Date Lekki British School, an International school that provides the highest possible standard of education to its students, enabling them to compete in an increasingly competitive global environment. The school is located on Victoria Arobieke, Off Admiralty Way, Lekki Phase 1, Lagos. Lekki British School was established in September 2000 on a 25-acre campus within the Lekki Peninsula part of Lagos in South Western, Nigeria. Lekki British High School is the first British Boarding school in Lagos Nigeria. It consists of the following schools: Lekki British Pre School Lekki British Junior School Lekki British High School LBS aims to allow every child discover and develop their unique talents within a disciplined and caring traditional British environment. Their mission statement is "To provide an environment in which each individual is assisted to discover his or her academic potential in study, sports and personal develo...

Ota Trade Exhibition 2017 Debut in November Organiser of the Ota Trade Exhibition 2017 (OTE), Perfect Brands has announced that this year’s fair scheduled to hold from Thursday 30th November to Sunday 3rd December, 2017 at Ijamido town hall in Ota, Ogun state, is aimed at supporting Nigeria’s quest to achieve a virile industrialised economy by providing a platform for the nation’s short and medium scale entrepreneurs,SMEs. According to Chief Executive Officer, Perfect Brands, Fisayo Ajibola, the theme of the fair “Providing Veritable Platform for Commerce and Industry Growth” is apt and timely in the face of the current economic realities which underscore the need for diversification and inter-sectoral synergy. Ajibola, during the unveiling and public presentation of the OTE 2017 prospectus, called on all industry players to support the efforts of the local government in making Ota, the business hub of Ogun state a force to reckon with. Also speaking at the event, the Executive ...

Speakers At TEDxMendeWomen Urge Women To Engage, Connect, Share Ideas Speakers at the just concluded TEDxMendeWomen have called on women to be more courageous and speak up on issues affecting them. The event which took place at the Renaissance Hotel, Isaac John, Ikeja GRA, Lagos, saw 13 speakers consisting of 12 women and a man, drawing on personal experiences speak on different issues affecting women. In her welcome address, Florence Atunwa Olumodimu, licensee, TEDxMendeWomen said the event was put together to encourage women speak up on issues affecting them. “The event we are having today is a global event holding as a simulcast with the TEDWomen Conference that will be holding in New Orleans from 1st – 3rd November, #tedwomen,” she said. Nigerian Women are creative, full of ideas and optimism. I believe the speakers we have today through their speeches will help us to connect, engage and share ideas.” The event sponsored by Interswitch; First Bank of Nigeria, Sally Mbanefo...