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A Federal High Court in Lagos has remanded 13 Chinese nationals and a company, Genting International Co. Limited, on charges of alleged impersonation, fraud, and attempts to destabilise Nigeria’s constitutional structure. Justice Denide Dipeolu issued the remand order on Friday after the defendants pleaded not guilty to the charges brought against them by the Economic
The Chairman of FBN Holdings, Femi Otedola, has acquired 534,094,407 ordinary shares at N30.00 each, amounting to a total value of N16.02bn in First Bank. In a notice filed on the Nigerian Exchange Limited about directors dealing on Thursday, this transaction took place between September 23 and September 25 and has been officially documented as
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The Chairman of FBN Holdings, Femi Otedola, has acquired 534,094,407 ordinary shares at N30.00 each, amounting to a total value of N16.02bn in First Bank. In a notice filed on the Nigerian Exchange Limited about directors dealing on Thursday, this transaction took place between September 23 and September 25 and has been officially documented as
FC Barcelona has confirmed that first-team player Lamine Yamal suffered an injury to his right ankle during Sunday’s match against CD Leganés. In a statement released by the club on Monday, Barcelona revealed the 16-year-old winger underwent medical tests on Monday, which confirmed a grade 1 injury to a ligament in his right ankle. The
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FC Barcelona has confirmed that first-team player Lamine Yamal suffered an injury to his right ankle during Sunday’s match against CD Leganés. In a statement released by the club on Monday, Barcelona revealed the 16-year-old winger underwent medical tests on Monday, which confirmed a grade 1 injury to a ligament in his right ankle. The
Despite persistent calls to reduce the cost of governance, no fewer than 15 state assemblies across the country have increased their states’ 2025 budgets by a staggering N470bn, escalating expenditures for the upcoming fiscal year, Saturday PUNCH reports. As of December 27, approximately 24 state assemblies across the federation had approved their respective 2025 budgets.
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Despite persistent calls to reduce the cost of governance, no fewer than 15 state assemblies across the country have increased their states’ 2025 budgets by a staggering N470bn, escalating expenditures for the upcoming fiscal year, Saturday PUNCH reports. As of December 27, approximately 24 state assemblies across the federation had approved their respective 2025 budgets.
