Aliko Dangote Lands $5.4 Billion Loses Under Buhari's One Year In Office


According to International business site Bloomberg, Africa's richest man, Aliko Dangote, has lost more than a third of his wealth this year alone. On the authority of the article, Dangote has lost 35% of his wealth which sums up to $5.4 billion. The losses are attributed to commodities slump and the devaluation of the Naira in June. Dangote's net worth is $9.9 billion, a 62% drop since January 2014, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index.

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Bakare slams northern elders opposing restructuring

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The General Overseer of Latter Rain Assembly, Pastor Tunde Bakare, has slammed Northern elders who are opposed to the call for Nigeria’s restructuring. Speaking on Friday in Ibadan at an event organised to mark the 50th year anniversary of the assassination of the first military governor of the defunct Western Region, Lt.-Col. Adekunle Fajuyi, he said any anti-restructuring position taken by the North would bring to the court of historical opinion the sincerity of the motives of the perpetrators of the counter coup that led to the death of Fajuyi in 1966. Bakare said, “The elders of the North, who today are opposed to the call to restructure Nigeria, have deviated from the ideals of the founding fathers of Northern Nigeria like the late Sir Ahmadu Bello and Tafawa Balewa. They were forerunners of Fajuyi in the Nigerian hall of martyrdom. “Lest we forget, these great Nigerian leaders from the North made it clear in the series of constitutional conferences that heralded Nigeria’s indepen...
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17 schools connected with terrorism, Turkish Ambassador to Buhari

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The Federal Government of Nigeria was on thursday alerted by  Turkish envoy to the existence of schools allegedly owned by suspected terrorists and want them shut down. Turkey said it had officially notified the Nigerian government “to the existence of 17 of such schools in Nigeria, which bear the name of Turkey” but were not owned by the European country. The country said the institutions, which ranged from schools to hospitals, were allegedly owned by the Fethullah Gulen Terrorist Organisation allegedly founded by Fethullah Gulen  The Turkish government, which stated that the country  did not own any school in Nigeria, said similar schools established in Turkey had been shut down. A document released by the Turkish embassy listed the indicted schools and institutions as Surat Educational Limited, Abuja; Nigerian-Turkish International School, in Abuja, Kaduna, Kano, Yobe, Ogun and Lagos; and the Nigerian-Turkish Nile University, Abuja. Others, ac...
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Wow!!! You can now turn your phone into home security camera

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''Desperate times require desperate measures'' an adage handy for a time such as this. Living in a Country where insecurity is a recurrent and a major problem, it is advisable to do all you can to safeguard your life and property and not wait for the government to do the job for you. Setting up a home security system does not need to cost you an arm and a leg. In fact, according to cnet.com, you don’t need to wait until you could afford to install a closed-circuit television in your home to secure your life and property. All you need are two smartphones — one will be installed in your apartment while the other will be used to monitor what’s happening from anywhere you are. As long as your phones are working properly and their rear cameras are functioning, you’re good to go. The process is very easy to set up, but not totally free. Get a security camera app running on your phone: To begin, you will need to choose a security camera app for your phone. Most apps offer up m...
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