Kunle Awosika

Residents of Asese, Ogun State, are living in fear after Nigerian soldiers allegedly hired by Christ Embassy fired live bullets at workers executing a court-ordered demolition.

Laura Alakija, a renowned expert in International Arbitration and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), is beaming with joy as she marks a double celebration – her birthday and receiving the prestigious "Outstanding Alumnus Award" at the Africa Arbitration Academy's fifth-year anniversary.

As a member of the faculty, Laura has been instrumental in shaping the next generation of arbitration professionals. Her dedication and contributions to the field have not gone unnoticed, as evident from the numerous awards and recognitions she has received. The "Outstanding Alumnus Award" is a prove to her tireless efforts in promoting African talent and her significant contributions to thought leadership projects.

Laura expressed her gratitude to the Academy's leadership, directors, and the entire team at WilmerHale London for their kind invitation, excellent program, and hospitality. She was particularly inspired by Fahira Brodlija's session, which pushed boundaries and left a lasting impact.

As she celebrated her birthday in London, Laura was treated to a thrilling two-hour live performance by the legendary Burna Boy. With front-row seats, she enjoyed every moment of the afrobeats/afro-fusion experience, acknowledging that she needs to indulge in such pleasures more often.

Laura's expertise in dispute resolution and transactions spans various sectors, including hospitality, energy, and natural resources. Her impressive background includes roles as an arbitrator, counsel, and tribunal secretary in numerous domestic and international arbitrations. As she continues to shine in her field, her celebration is a reminder of the impact one can make with dedication, hard work, and a passion for excellence.

Lola Ade-John exudes a warm and approachable demeanour, radiating a welcoming aura that puts everyone at ease. Despite being a pioneer minister of the Ministry of Tourism, she remains humble and unassuming, never flaunting her position or accomplishments. Instead, she is constantly driven to elevate Nigeria's tourism industry, striving to make it a phenomenal success story and a benchmark for the continent.

People of the Christians faith and those who are inclined to history and learning are familiar with the Biblical story of how God blessed and promoted Haman and how he deployed his office to denigrate, attack and attempt to annihilate Mordecai. How Haman ended is better read from the Holy Book.

In a significant development for the Yaba College of Technology (Yabatech), Lagos, veteran Nollywood actor, Saidi Balogun has been inaugurated as a member of its Governing Council.

In the opulent confines of their multimillion-naira mansion, nestled in the upscale heart of Lagos Island, a celebration of love, luxury, and legacy unfolded in a classic way last Sunday.

In the realm of African business dynasties, few names shine as brightly as the Mike Adenuga family. And within this illustrious clan, one individual stands out for his remarkable journey, charismatic personality, and innovative spirit is Agbolade Adeniyi Paddy Adenuga, the billionaire scion of Chief Mike Adenuga, turns 40.

Emzor Pharmaceutical Industries is literally swimming in a pool of debt scandal as Nova Merchant Bank Limited filed a winding-up petition before a Federal High Court sitting in Lagos, against the firm.

Betting site, SportyBet would have to do a lot to convince sport-betting to continue to place bet with it, reports thegazellenews.com.

From economic downturns to global crises, Micro, Small, and Medium-sized Enterprises, MSMEs have continued to demonstrate remarkable resilience and adaptability, in facilitating economic growth and development across borders.