The Chairman of the panel of Nigeria Gas Spill Recognition and Response Firm, NOSDRA, Lancelot Anyanya, talking concerning the debate concerning fat giant, Layer and Amnesty International.
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Saturday, November 9, 2013
Video: Chairman Of Oil Spill Agency Talks On Shell Controversy
The Chairman of the panel of Nigeria Gas Spill Recognition and Response Firm, NOSDRA, Lancelot Anyanya, talking concerning the debate concerning fat giant, Layer and Amnesty International.
Thursday, October 31, 2013
Actress Liz Anjorin Talks about dumping Christianity for Islam
Popular actress Liz Anjorin surprised many recently when photos of her on Muslim Pilgrimage to Mecca surfaced the web. She later announced that she was changing her religion from Christianity to Islam. She also dropped the name Elizabeth and announced that she want to be addressed as Aisha, in light with her new religion. Liz has finally exposed why she made the decision..
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Thursday, October 24, 2013
ASUU Strike: Chika Ike Talks about it.
Friday, October 11, 2013
Lagos Plane Crash: Man talks about How He Cheated Death
You were supposed to travel together to Akure during the 3 October air crash that killed Tunji Okusanya?
Yes.
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Wednesday, October 9, 2013
"Senator Smart Adeyemi Talks about Associated Airline Crash", says Plane Was On Test Flight
Senator Smart Adeyemi, PDP, Kogi West, have said that the Associated Aircraft that carried the corpse of Late Agagu to Ekiti for burial and killed MIC Boss, Deji Falae and others was on test flight, in respect to what people told him during the investigations. The plane departed Lagos for Akure on test flight and was under repairs before then and was supposed to carry only engineers for the flight test and not passengers.
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Monday, August 26, 2013
Veteran actor Lere Paimo finally talks about his state of health.
Chief Lere Paimo, MFR, popularly known as Eda, is the acting Chairman, Board of Trustees of the Association of Nigerian Theatre Arts Practitioners (ANTP). The veteran thespian recently visited the Tribune House, in Ibadan to debunk rumours doing the rounds on his state of health.
What do you think is responsible for the rumours doing the rounds that you were paralysed and even dead?
Those who are spreading the rumours are agents of devil. They have been doing this for so long. Despite the fact that they were cautioned, they still went ahead to peddle false rumour on social media that my health condition had gone from bad to worse and that I am dead.
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Saturday, August 17, 2013
Bisi Akanda talks about Buhari, Jonathan, Amaechi and 2015
You were quoted as saying that the All Progressives Congress is not so keen on the presidency come 2015. What then is your focus?
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Bisi Akanda talks about Buhari, Jonathan, Amaechi and 2015
The interim National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Chief Bisi Akande, in this interview with select journalists in his Ila Orangun home, speaks on a wide range of issues. Excerpts:
Friday, January 11, 2013
Land Dispute: Battle Of The First Ladies Continue As Peace Talks Collapse
Monday, December 10, 2012
Top TEN Highest And Richest Footballers In The World – When Money Talks
Argentine professional footballer, Lionel Messi is the world’s highest-paid footballer, followed by David Beckham of England and Portugal’s Cristiano Ronaldo, according to France Football magazine. The Barcelona talisman Messi earns some 33 million euros ($43.5 million) a year with a 10.5-million-euro salary, 1.5 million euros in bonuses and 21 million euros in advertising and other contracts.
Top TEN Highest And Richest Footballers In The World – When Money Talks
Lionel Messi |
Description: 2012 Earnings: €33 Million (£27.5m)
2011 Earnings: €31 Million
Net worth: $110 Million – (estimated)
Current Club: FC Barcelona
The Barcelona star topped his €33 million earnings from the Spanish giants with sponsorship deals from the likes of adidas and Pepsi.
Monday, November 12, 2012
‘Saudi Arabia not conducive for FG, Boko Haram talks’
Dr. Frederick Fasehun |
Founder and President, Oodua People’s Congress, Dr. Frederick Fasehun, says Saudi Arabia is not a conducive venue for any dialogue between the Federal Government and the insurgent group, Boko Haram.
Fasehun said any dialogue between the government and the sect should hold within Nigeria.
The OPC leader made this known at a press conference in Lagos on Friday.
Fasehun said, “Saudi Arabia as host for talks on a purely Nigerian affair is fraught with danger.
“Therefore, Mecca will not be the ideal place for the negotiation of the security of a secular state like Nigeria and the OPC urges the government to change the venue.”
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Resolution in talks to sell Malaysia JV stake
LONDON: British life insurer Resolution on Tuesday said it was in talks to sell its stake in a Malaysian joint venture as part of an overhaul aimed at cutting costs and boosting returns to shareholders.
The company is discussing a sale of its 30 per cent stake in Amlife Insurance Berhad and AmFamily Takaful Berhad back to its joint venture partner, Malaysian lender AmBank Group, Reuters quoted it as saying.
A spokesman said the planned sale formed part of a previously-announced effort by Resolution to streamline its operations and increase cash generation.
The company, created to buy and merge underperforming life insurers, earlier this year called a halt to takeovers and said it would focus instead on squeezing savings out of its existing assets, which include life insurer Friends Provident.
Resolution said its joint venture stake had an embedded value — an industry measure denoting the present value of expected future earnings from life insurance policies — of £38m ($61.00m) as of June 30.
Resolution shares were up 0.3 per cent at 1315 GMT, underperforming a one per cent increase in the FTSE 100 share index.
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Monday, October 15, 2012
Five clubs in chase for Ashley Cole
Ashley Cole is prepared to begin contract talks with up to five interested foreign clubs in January if an agreement is not reached to end his contract deadlock with Chelsea.
Cole, 31, is hoping that Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich can be convinced to change his policy of only offering one-year deals to players over 30, with the England defender having already rejected the prospect of a short-term extension, ESPN reports.
There are no new talks planned imminently, but the two parties will meet again before Christmas in a bid to end the stand-off.
There is no fall-out or rift between Cole and club chiefs over the negotiations, with the former Arsenal star remaining “calm and collected” over discussions and viewing the option of talking to other clubs as a last resort.
Cole would like to end his career at Stamford Bridge and could be convinced to settle for a two-year-deal if it was offered.
If an agreement cannot be reached, Cole may reject the opportunity to sign a pre-contract agreement in January and wait until the summer before finalising his future in a bid to convince Chelsea that he is deserving of his demands.
Didier Drogba adopted a similar approach last season before quitting for Shanghai Shenhua
A similar situation faces Frank Lampard, 34, but while the midfielder might be tempted to stay on a year-to-year deal rather than take up a lucrative offer in the MLS, Cole is not willing to consider such an option.
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