Controversial Bank, FCMB in trouble over N573m linked to Magu

First City Monument Bank is getting enmeshed in more controversies by the day as the chairman of the Presidential Investigation Commission of Inquiry on the EFCC, Justice Ayo Salami, lampooned the bank for its carelessness in handling an error that misled the commission and millions of Nigerians. Recall that the media space was awash with news of a N573m allegedly wired by Pastor Emmanuel Omale, General Overseer of Divine Hand of God Prophetic Ministries International, Abuja, to the United Arab Emirates to buy properties for Ibrahim Magu, suspended chairman of…

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Breaking: Abuja, Lagos airports to open July 8

The Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos and the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, are to resume domestic operations on Wednesday, July 8. Minister of Aviation, Hadi Sirika, announced this on his twitter handle on Wednesday night. He said a date for commencement of international flights would be announced in due course. The minister disclosed that Lagos and Abuja airports would resume operations on July 8, while Kano, Port Harcourt, Owerri and Maiduguri airports are to resume operations on July 11 and other airports would start operations on July 15.

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How Centagon Int’l emerge Abuja’s topmost school

It is a statement of fact to say that The Centagon International School (TCIS) located in highbrow Maitama, Abuja in the federal capital territory ranks top among the elitist schools. This is on account of the up-to-date facilities put in place by the management of the school. Not only that, Centagon also boasts of serene ambience and the best learning environment for students At Centagon, the main objective is to build children into leaders with sound character, moral uprightness as well as to instill academic excellence. The school promotes cultural…

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