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Just a few months ago, Evalsam Esor was just another face in the crowd, hawking homemade fish pies on the bustling streets of Lagos. But a viral video in which he ‘sang’ the phrase, “Nawa o, some people dem too do oh, nawa o. Fish pieeee,” to promote his wares changed his life forever. Speaking
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The residents of Magboro Community, Ogun State, have experienced a blackout because of the theft of electrical cables used for power transmission in the area. PUNCH Metro gathered that the cables were stolen on August 18, 2024. A month after, the perpetrators of the act are yet to be apprehended with four streets affected by
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The residents of Magboro Community, Ogun State, have experienced a blackout because of the theft of electrical cables used for power transmission in the area. PUNCH Metro gathered that the cables were stolen on August 18, 2024. A month after, the perpetrators of the act are yet to be apprehended with four streets affected by
The World Bank has identified $32m in unaccounted funds in a Nigerian water sector project, raising concerns over likely embezzlement and mismanagement. According to the newly released FY2024 Sanctions System Annual Report, the Bank’s Integrity Vice Presidency (referred to as ‘INT’ in the report) flagged the discrepancies after a forensic review. The funds, intended to
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The World Bank has identified $32m in unaccounted funds in a Nigerian water sector project, raising concerns over likely embezzlement and mismanagement. According to the newly released FY2024 Sanctions System Annual Report, the Bank’s Integrity Vice Presidency (referred to as ‘INT’ in the report) flagged the discrepancies after a forensic review. The funds, intended to
A non-governmental organisation, Journalists Against Corruption, has urged the media to support the war against corruption by rallying around the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission. In a statement issued in Abuja on Sunday and signed by JAC’s Programme Coordinator, Kehinde Osifisan, the group remarked that the media had a “duty to hold the government accountable
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A non-governmental organisation, Journalists Against Corruption, has urged the media to support the war against corruption by rallying around the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission. In a statement issued in Abuja on Sunday and signed by JAC’s Programme Coordinator, Kehinde Osifisan, the group remarked that the media had a “duty to hold the government accountable
