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Bukky Abitoye’s Emison Real Estate Completes Ojaja Mall, Gives Out Keys To Owners… Set For Secondary Sale
Reputed to be the largest shopping mall in Lagos, the Ojaja Mall is situated at Abraham Adesanya, Ajah along Ogombo…
APC debunks Dalung’s claim of cabal in Tinubu’s govt
The All Progressives Congress has dismissed the allegations by former Minister of Youth and Sports Development, Solomon Dalung, alleging that…
The Future of Financial Inclusion in Nigeria: How Digital Banking and Financial Technology (FinTech) are Transforming Access to Financial Services
By: Funmilayo Adewumi Ajayi Aminu, a smallholder farmer living in a remote rural area in Nigeria where traditional banks are…
Criminal charge: Natasha accuses Nigerian Govt of selective justice
The lawmaker representing Kogi Central, Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, has accused the Federal Government of selective justice. SOCIETY REPORTERS reports that…
Famous Industrialist, Charles Nwangwa’s Second Daughter, Nkem Is Set to Wed this Saturday.
All things being equal, the families of the famous industrialist and associate of Abia State Governor, Chief Charles Nwangwa…
Obasa congratulates President Tinubu on second anniversary, commends economic reforms
Speaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Mudashiru Obasa has congratulated President Bola Ahmed Tinubu…
Naira abuse: Kano TikToker, Murja Kunya, jailed for six months
A Federal High Court sitting in Kano has sentenced a popular TikToker, Murja Kunya, to six months imprisonment for Naira…
‘It was a prank’ – Speed Darlington makes U-turn on Pedophile Act
Controversial musician, Speed Darlington, aka Akpi, has claimed that his recent admittance to rape was a prank. SOCIETY REPORTERS reported…
N152m Property Dispute: Court Grants Defendant’s Request To Amend Counter-claim.
Justice Akingbola George of a Lagos State High Court has granted all the reliefs sought by a United States based…
SIXTY-FIVE YEARS OF DARKNESS: HOW NIGERIA’S POWER SECTOR BECAME A GOLDMINE FOR THE GREEDY AND CORRUPT POLITICIANS By Wole Arisekola
Since gaining independence in 1960, Nigeria’s greatest infrastructural shame remains its epileptic power supply. Despite over six decades of promises,…
