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Electoral Commission (EC) of Ghana has cautioned the general public against checking their eligibility to participate in the 2016 general elections using unauthenticated online applications. Director of Communications at the Electoral Commission, Mr. Eric Kofi Dzakpasu issued the disclaimer in an interview with OnuaFM on Tuesday, July 19, 2016 As part of the processes towards a clean register, names of persons who registered as voters using the National Health Insurance (NHIS) cards were deleted from the national voters register per the Supreme Court ruling on the Garry Nimako, Abu Ramadan versus the Electoral Commission’s case. Since the deletion of NHIS registrants, local developers came up with an online app that supposedly allows one to check his/her status on the EC’s voter register online and to know whether he or she was affected. “Once you log on to the site, machecki.com, you are asked to enter your voters ID number or NHIS ID number, after which it verifies to t...

The Electoral Commission (EC) of Ghana is not well-prepared to organize this year’s presidential and parliamentary elections, but is only pretending to be ready for the polls, Martin Adjei Mensah-Kosah, Director of Elections for the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) has said. According to him, events at the EC give credence to the party’s observation that the EC is “disorganised”. On Thursday, the proposed change of the election date from December 7 to the first Monday of November in an election year was shot down by parliament when the Constitutional Amendment Bill was rejected although the EC had indicated its preparedness to organise the polls in November. Prior to parliament’s rejection of the date change, the election management body was ordered by the Supreme Court of Ghana to take steps to delete names of persons who registered using the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) card as proof of identification and allow them to re-register. An order the EC was forc...

Development and reports on the ongoing voter exhibition exercise appear to have vindicated groups and individuals who insisted that the list of 63, 000 persons presented by the Electoral Commission to the Supreme Court, as representing those who registered in 2012 with National Health Insurance Scheme cards, was bogus. The list was presented on the orders of the apex court of the land, which ordered the expulsion of the names of NHIS registrants from the register. Since the exhibition exercise began Monday, there have been countless reports of people whose names have been wrongfully deleted from the voters register and put among the category of registrants who used NHIS cards. The affected people have insisted they never used the cards to register. Many of the affected even say they are not subscribers of the NHIS and so could not be in possession of the cards. This has left many people convinced that the EC indeed conjured the list it presented to the Supreme Court as NHI...

 

Steve Bruce is definitely a runner in the race to be England football manager as several media outlets reported Tuesday the Hull handler had held talks with the Football Association. The 55-year-old Englishman – who like older compatriot and rival Sam Allardyce has yet to win any silverware during a long time in club management – said prior to the talks he thought the job should go to a homegrown talent. “I think the top of the FA in my opinion should be English. I’ve always said that, there’s nobody more patriotic than I am,” he told BBC Radio Humberside. “I’m honoured to be linked with it. It’s the pinnacle to go and manage your country. What bigger job in the world is there?” added Bruce, who has also managed among other clubs Wigan and Sunderland. Bruce, who enjoyed a successful playing career captaining Manchester United although he was never capped, and Sunderland boss Allardyce are thought to be on a four man short list also comprising young turk Bournemou...

The Academic Staff Union of Universities on Monday protested against the decision of the Federal Government to scrap the post-Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination. Warning that the scrapping “portends a serious danger for the quality of education in Nigeria, “the union also said the decision undermined the autonomy and powers of universities’ Senate as the highest policy-making body on academic matters, particularly admission of students and award of degrees. The ASUU President, Prof. Biodun Ogunyemi, who stated this in Abuja, added that the Federal Government did not consult the union on the matter. He said, “The cancellation of post-UTME to us portends a serious danger for the quality of education in this country. “The argument of Federal Government on the policy is unacceptable and potentially harmful to the future of Nigerian’s education system. We call on the government to rescind its decision and convene a genuine stakeholders ‘ meeting on the issue bef...

Donald Trump’s wife, Melania, appeared to take liberal inspiration from a 2008 speech by first lady Michelle Obama for her own address to the US Republican convention. The move drew fire from critics as the campaign of her husband, the presumptive US Republican Party presidential nominee, came to her defence early on Tuesday. The US media caught on after it became apparent the speech by Melania Trump shared key phrases with a speech by Obama at the 2008 Democratic Party national convention. It was when current President Barack Obama was officially nominated as the party’s candidate. Trump’s speech included the line: “from a young age, my parents impressed on me the values that you work hard for what you want in life. “That your work is your bond and you do what you say and keep your promise. “That you treat people with respect,” Melania said in her speech. Political blog Talking Points Memo pointed out that this was very close to a part of Obama’s speech eight ye...

A police inspector attached to Mkpat Enin Police Division in Akwa Ibom State has allegedly raped a 15-year-old girl at gunpoint. The victim, a senior secondary pupil of Community Secondary School in the area, on Tuesday said she was returning from church on Thursday, last week, when a police team accosted her. She explained that the inspector pointed his gun at her, saying if she tried to stop him from touching her he would shoot her. She said the inspector then led her away from other members of the team to a dark portion of the road. The policeman then forcefully caressed her breasts, saying “small you possess these types of breasts”, she said. She added, “After he had forced me to remove my clothes, he ordered me to lie down and open my legs. And what I noticed was that he brought out his penis and inserted it into my vagina. “As he was romping over me, he forbade me crying as he threatened to shoot me if I should open my mouth. “But when I could not be...

Trump's choice of Pence, a Swiss-cheese Republican who evokes little emotion — positive or negative — as his running mate was clearly a play to appease an establishment base still in denial that a brash, anti-trade, anti-neocon, anti-kiss-the-Koch-Brothers'-ring reality star has taken over their regular order of pushing money around for the plutocrats. But Pence, who is governor of Indiana — a state Trump won handily during the primary, and will likely win in the general election — offers nothing to the lost-at-sea Sanders voter whose frustration with the status quo makes them open to Trump. "I was gonna vote for Trump if he picked a more moderate VP," Sanders supporter Shahid wrote on Facebook following the announcement of the Trump-Pence ticket on Saturday. "But now I'm all in for [Jill] Stein," the Green Party candidate for president. Another user wrote that the possibility ...

Melania Trump never earned a university degree in architecture ― she dropped out of college after her freshman year, according to her biographers.  Still, she claims to have a degree from “university in Slovenia.”  Questions about her education grew more significant Tuesday morning, following the revelation that Melania Trump plagiarized parts of her speech to the Republican National Convention from one that  First Lady Michelle Obama gave in 2008. That revelation on Monday raised the question of whether there was anything else Melania Trump hadn’t been entirely truthful about. Slovenian journalists Bojan Pozar and Igor Omerza wrote in their biography on the former fashion model that she “ became ― and remained ― a college dropout” after leaving  the University of Ljubljana’s architecture school  following her freshman year. Below is their account of this period of her life in the book, Melania Trump ― The Inside Story: From a Slovenian Commu...

Instead of dabbling into prostitution or other forms of hustle girls of these days engage in, this young lady has decided to fend for herself in the most honourable way. The secondary school graduate identified as Blessing is a full time mechanic due to condition and she's proud of it. A Facebook user Ocheni Raymond Oche, who met her today in Abuja shared his experience on his page. Read below;

An American-Japanese actress has issued a video apology to Chinese fans, after being accused of being anti-Chinese. Kiko Mizuhara had been criticised for liking a photo on social media deemed offensive to China and allegedly appearing in photos which some saw as glorifying Japan's military past. Some had threatened to boycott her latest film in response. Her five-minute video, posted on Weibo, is being widely discussed online, with many asking why she felt she had to do it  

Beijing:  Beijing will close off access to part of the South China Sea for military drills, officials said Monday, after an international tribunal ruled against its sweeping claims in the waters. An area off the east coast of China's island province of Hainan will host military exercises from Tuesday to Thursday, China's maritime administration said on its website, adding that entrance was "prohibited". The area of sea identified is some distance from the Paracel islands and even further from the Spratlys, with both chains claimed by Beijing and several other neighbouring states. The Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) in The Hague last week ruled that there was no legal basis for Beijing's claims to much of the sea, embodied in a "nine-dash line" that dates from 1940s maps and stretches close to other countries' coasts.  

The Government of Ghana loses an amount of $1.5 million every month as a result of what is seen as the bogus contract entered into between the Ghana Water Company Limited and Messrs Befessa Ghana Ltd for the construction and operation of the Teshie-Nungua Desalination Plant. Befesa Ghana Limited, an engineering firm, was contracted by government to build the desalination plant, operate it to defray its cost and hand over to the GWCL after 25years. Closely associated with the deal, which was signed by Kweku Botwe, then Managing Director of GWCL, include Goozie Tanoh, a leading member of the National Democratic Congress. Befessa Ghana Limited, operators of the plant whose construction was completed in February 2015, at a cost of $115 million, has over the last nine months supplied an average of 650,000m3 of water per month to the GWCL. Credible information available to the Daily Statesman indicates that the monthly financial obligation to the GWCL for the supply is $1.5 mil...

Prophet TB Joshua of the Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN) is the “Second Jesus Christ”, Ghanaian boxer Ayitey Powers has said. The boxer, recounting his suffering until he was delivered of demonic possessions by the Nigerian prophet, told DJ Premier on Entertainment Capital on Accra100.5FM that he had gained faith in God after his deliverance. “I was not delivered by Prophet TB Joshua, but the God of Prophet TB Joshua. I have been a British-based Ghanaian boxer for a long time. I was in my room one day in London in the year 2007 and without any reason, grabbed my passport. I am an illiterate, I don’t know how to use the computer to do my bookings and to check flights online, but that day I got possessed, went to sit behind the computer and did my own booking and all the necessary flight arrangements online,” he recounted. “The authorities told me I would pay a penalty of 50 pounds for my ticket. I had almost 7,000 pounds in my account in London, but I had 70 pounds...

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has given condition for the 2016 admissions, saying it will only give approval “after appropriate screening of the candidates by the institutions.” The Registrar/Chief Executive of JAMB, Prof. Dibu Ojerinde, said this in a statement on Sunday. Ojerinde said, “The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board wishes to state that the latest list of candidates sent to all the tertiary institutions contains candidates who qualified for screening based on the individual institution’s capacity. It’s not in any way an admission list. “However, if this list is not sufficient for the need of any institution, such institution can source from the omnibus printout earlier sent to them by the board. The public and all tertiary institutions should note that admission will only be approved by the board after appropriate screening of the candidates by the institutions. “The list, which is made up of candidates, who met the national cut-off...

More than a hundred women stripped and posed naked with mirrors in Cleveland, answering a photographer’s call to blend art with politics and portray Donald Trump as unfit for the White House. They gathered on the eve of the Republican National Convention, where the brash New York billionaire will be anointed the party’s nominee for president after winning a raucous primary race despite alarm from the party establishment and the country at large about his divisiveness. “He is a loser,” photographer Spencer Tunick told AFP after the sunrise shoot in which 130 women took part. One hundred of them will be featured in the picture to be unveiled shortly before the November 8 election. The installation took place on private property in sight of the arena where the convention kicks off on Monday, the focus of multiple groups of protesters expected to take to the streets this week. The owner gave permission, said Tunick, and so while public nudity in Cleveland is illegal...

Gunmen on Sunday abducted the Chief Security Officer of the Petroleum Training Institute, Effurun, in Uvwie Local Government Area of Delta State, Mr John Odogun. Sources told our correspondent that he was kidnapped on his way to church on Sunday morning around the NNPC House Complex road in the volatile Ekpan area, near Warri. The victim was alone when he was waylaid by the gunmen numbering five at about 6:45am on his way to Rainbow Christian Assembly.

Portugal’s Cristiano Ronaldo and Real Madrid team-mate Gareth Bale headlined a 10-man shortlist announced on Monday for the UEFA Best Player in Europe Award. Ronaldo struck the winning spot-kick as Real claimed an 11th Champions League title, beating city rivals Atletico Madrid on penalties in May, before leading his country to Euro 2016 glory. Fellow Portugal and Real team-mate Pepe also features on the shortlist along with Wales star Bale, who steered his country to the semi-finals of the European Championship in their first appearance at a major finals since 1958. Ronaldo is favourite to the win the award for a second time, after scooping the honours in 2013-14, which would see him draw level with Barcelona’s Lionel Messi. Atletico striker Antoine Griezmann was also nominated after his six goals at Euro 2016 earned him the player of the tournament and the Golden Boot, only for France to fall short against Portugal in the final. Messi was one of two Barcelo...

The National Bureau of Statistics on Monday released the Consumer Price Index which measures inflation stating that the country’s inflation rate has risen from 15.6 per cent to 16.5 per cent in June. The 16.5 per cent increase in inflation rate represents one of the highest increases to be recorded by the country in recent times. The bureau attributed the rise in inflation to increase in prices of electricity, kerosene, furniture and furnishing materials, passenger transport by road, fuel and lubricants as well as transport equipment. The inflation rate had been experiencing an upward swing within the last seven months, a development which analysts have described as worrisome. The implication of the resurgence in inflation according to analysts is that consumers may experience more tougher times ahead owing to reduction in their purchasing power. The NBS said, “In June, the Consumer Price Index which measures inflation continued to record relatively strong incr...

Forces loyal to the Turkish government fought on Saturday to crush the remnants of a military coup attempt which crumbled after crowds answered  President Tayyip Erdogan's  call to take to the streets and dozens of rebels abandoned their tanks. Ninety people were killed, including many civilians after a faction of the armed forces tried to seize power using tanks and attack helicopters. Some strafed the headquarters of Turkish intelligence and parliament in the capital, Ankara, and others seized a major bridge in Istanbul. Erdogan appeared to accuse the coup plotters of trying to kill him and said he would purge the armed forces, which in the past have staged a number of successful coups, although not for more than 30 years. "They will pay a heavy price for this,"  he said.  "This uprising is a gift from God to us because this will be a reason to cleanse our army."  Later, the presidency warned on Twitter that another uprising could be staged at any time...

France on Saturday condemned the coup attempt in Turkey and expressed the hope that democracy in the country would survive its aftermath. "The Turkish population showed great maturity and courage by defending its institutions,"  Foreign Minister Ayrault said in a statement. Forces loyal to the Turkish government were fighting on Saturday to crush the remnants of a military coup attempt which crumbled after crowds answered President  Tayyip Erdogan's  call to take to the streets. "France hopes that calm can return quickly. It hopes that Turkish democracy will emerge reinforced by this test and that fundamental liberties will be fully respected," the statement said. Also, Russian airlines have suspended regular passenger flights to Turkey after an order from President  Vladimir Putin  following a coup attempt in Turkey, TASS news agency quoted an official from Russia's Transport Ministry as saying on Saturday.

A total of 2,839 members of Turkey's military have been detained in connection with an attempted coup overnight, Prime Minister Binali Yildirim  said on Saturday, adding that those detained included ordinary soldiers and high-ranking officers. Yildirim, in a news conference in the capital Ankara, said the situation was fully under control and that "our commanders" were in charge of the military. He called on Turkish citizens to fill town and city squares with flags on Saturday evening and said parliament would meet at 1200 GMT to discuss the attempt. Friday night's coup attempt was a black mark on Turkish democracy but the nation has given the "best response" to terrorists, Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said on Saturday. At a news conference in Ankara, Yildirim said members of the "parallel structure" - government shorthand for the followers of U.S.-based Muslim cleric Fethullah Gulen - were in the hands of Turkish justice. Yildirim said ...

   

Barcelona striker, Lionel Messi and teammate, Andres Iniesta, have not travelled to Turkey for a charity match in Antalya, the club said on Saturday in a statement. It said that both players had remained in Spain following the attempted military coup in Turkey. It noted that several current and former leading players had committed to play in the match in the Mediterranean coastal city. The game had been organised by Samuel Eto’o, a former teammate of both Iniesta and Messi, to commemorate the 10th anniversary of his charity foundation. “Barcelona players, Arda Turan and former players, Carlos Puyol, Deco and Eric Abidal, who were already in Turkey, are safe and in contact with the club,’’ it said. According to the statement, Barcelona is trying to arrange their journey back to Spain. 

Nollywood actress, Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde, on Wednesday hit an uncommon feat of three million followers on the popular social media platform, Facebook. The excited actress took to Facebook today, sharing a photo with the caption: “Yessss!!! 3 million!!!, My wonderful facebook family’’. “You guys are amazing, you add colour to my world. Thank youuuuuuuu.” Currently, Omotola has 3,001,361 likes on Facebook. This is considered by fans to be a great attainment for the actress, as such achievement is rare on the social media platform.

Fantasy drama “Game of Thrones” led the field for television’s coveted Primetime Emmy awards Thursday for a third straight year, with nominations in 23 categories. HBO’s fantasy epic about noble families vying for control of the Iron Throne will compete for the prestigious outstanding drama series trophy for the fifth year in a row, the Television Academy announced. The 68th Primetime Emmy Awards will be broadcast on Sept. 18 on ABC. A list of the nominees in major categories is below. Please check back for updates, critical takes, interviews with nominees and more. Best Drama “The Americans” (FX) “Better Call Saul” (AMC) “Downton Abbey” (PBS) “Game of Thrones” (HBO) “Homeland” (Showtime) “House of Cards” (Netflix) “Mr. Robot” (USA) Best Comedy “black-ish” (ABC) “Master of None” (Netflix) “Modern Family” (ABC) “Silicon Valley” (HBO) “Transparent” (Amazon) “Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt” (Netflix) “Veep” (HBO)

Nineteen-year-old Ayanfe Falana who won the Most Beautiful Girl in Eko beauty pageant, tells Saturday Beats about her reign How do you feel being a beauty queen? I feel good. I am happy about it most especially because I have to impact on the society. I will touch lives and reach out to people. The thought of what I intend to achieve during my reign already excites me. But there are other more popular beauty pageants, why didn’t you go for them? The contest was done when I was free. I was running a diploma programme at the University of Lagos and when I finished my programme, that was the pageant that was about to hold and I had to go for it. And then again, this pageant has to do with Lagos State and I wanted to represent my state, Ekiti, in Lagos. I am glad I was part of it. Most people do not really allow their wards to contest in beauty pageants because they frown at the way  girls wear skimpy dresses like bikini, didn’t you mind exposing your body during the conte...

The Police Service Commission has approved the promotion of 18 Commissioners of Police to Assistant Inspectors-General of Police. The PSC also approved the appointment of 37 Commissioners of Police including nine Deputy Commissioners of Police. The commission redeployed four AIGs and deployed 12 others to man Police Zonal Commands while the remaining 10 will head special formations such as Operations, Training, Police Academy, Info-Tech, Investment, Maritime, and so on. A statement by the PSC spokesman, Ikechukwu Ani on Saturday in Abuja, said the CP, Kaduna State, Ibrahim Adamu, is now AIG, Zone 1;  Abdulmajid Ali, CP, Ogun State, AIG, Zone 2 and Usman Tilli, AIG Border is now AIG zone 3. It further said that AIG Dorathy Gimba retained her Command of the Investment Formation, AIG Mohammed Mohammed, Special Protection Unit while Mohammed  Katsina was moved from Maritime to the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies, Jos. AIG Katsina wil...

Chelsea on Saturday announced the signing of Leicester City’s defensive midfielder N’Golo Kante on a five-year deal from the Premier League champions. “I am so happy to have signed for one of the biggest clubs in Europe. It’s a dream come true for me,” the 25-year-old Kante told Chelsea’s website. “The opportunity to work with Antonio Conte, a brilliant coach, and some of the best players in the world was simply too good to turn down.

Mr Oladele Amoda, Chief Executive Officer, Eko Electricity Distribution Company Plc, said on Saturday that over N50 million was being lost monthly to electricity equipment vandalism within its network. Amoda disclosed against the backdrop of continuous power outage within EKEDP network. He condemned the increasing equipment vandalism within its operations, adding that it has forced the company to spend money meant for other electricity development projects on repairs. He said that electricity materials, such as cables and wires, among others, had either been stolen or vandalised within its operations. He said that some areas where equipment vandalism had been rampant are Apapa, Mushin, Ikoyi, Ajegunle and Festac of Lagos State. According to him, equipment such as 300KVA and 500KVA are being destroyed in Eko Disco monthly. “Vandalism of electricity installations in the areas has become a problem, and within the past four months, the unit has recorded further acts of vanda...

Embattled former Minister of Aviation, Femi Fani-Kayode, was on Friday released after more than two months in the custody of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, his media adviser said.  Mr. Fani-Kayode was released Friday evening, and that he was likely to travel from Lagos where he was held, to Abuja later tonight. “Yes, he’d confirmed to me that he’d been released,” Mr. Ndukwe said in a brief telephone exchange at 7:13 p.m. “It’s still possible he might come to Abuja tonight if he’s able to.” Mr. Fani-Kayode had been in detention since his arrest on May 9, 2016, in Abuja. He was later transferred to Lagos where the EFCC slammed a 17-count charge on him, accusing the former minister of misappropriating government money. After weeks in detention, Mr. Fani-Kayode was granted a N250 million bail on July 4, but he was still kept in custody pending his meeting the requirements for his bail. A former Minister of Finance, Nenadi Usman, and a man, Danjuma Yusuf, who...

About 37 Nigerian soldiers were injured in Kano state nigeria early Friday when a military truck they were travelling was involved in an accident in Gaya Local Government Area of the state. The soldiers were immediately rushed to the General Hospital, Dutse in Jigawa State, for medical attention. Witnesses said the accident occurred due to brake failure. The Kano Sector Commandant of the Federal Road Safety Commission, A. J. Umar, confirmed the incident but said no casualty was recorded. He gave the registration number of the vehicle as NA 1716 BO5. Mr. Umar said it was the rescue team of the commission that took the soldiers to the hospital.

A Dubai-based real estate firm, The First Group, has denied claims by officials of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, that it was engaged in a phony real estate scam in which innocent Nigerians were duped to the tune of $200 billion. In a statement made available to PREMIUM TIMES on Friday, the company described the allegations as “baseless”. “The First Group is fully transparent in its operations and has a proven track-record of delivering world-class developments in the United Arab Emirates over many years,” the company stated. Officials of the EFCC on Wednesday sealed the offices of TFG Real Estate, the Nigerian agent of The First Group, situated on the seventh-floor of the Bank of Industry building in the Central Business District, Abuja. The anti-graft operatives had in May 2016 raided the firm’s offices as part of investigations into the alleged property fraud. Investigations into the scam, operatives said, revealed that the company, TFG Real Estate Li...

The United States government says it has no information on the alleged crimes committed by President Muhammadu Buhari’s wife, Aisha. The acting Public Affairs Officer, US Consulate General, Lagos, Frank Sellin, said this in an email sent to our correspondent on Tuesday. Sellin said this in response to an enquiry made by our correspondent regarding allegations that the President’s wife was wanted in the US and was avoiding travelling to the country. In a message, Sellin said, “Thank you for the inquiry.  We have no information to provide on this matter.” The Ekiti State Governor, Ayodele Fayose, had, last month, alleged that Mrs. Buhari was involved in the $185m Halliburton scandal. While reacting to the freezing of his Zenith Bank accounts by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Fayose claimed that the wife of the President was a wanted person in the US. He had said, “Even the President cannot claim to be an angel. The estate he built in Abuja is known to us. ...

Hundreds of protesters thronged Los Angeles’ police headquarters on Tuesday, after an investigation into the fatal 2015 shooting of a black robbery suspect found that the police had not broken department rules, the report said. In a hearing into the shooting death of Redel Jones, 30, in August 2015, the Police Commission criticised the actions of two Los Angeles Police Department officers who were involved in the killing. It was found that their actions did not violate the department’s deadly force policy, the Los Angeles Times reported. Protesters inside the meeting shouted down the panel as the decision was announced.

President of world football governing body, FIFA, Gianni Infantino, and the Secretary-General, Fatma Samoura, will arrive in Nigeria on July 24 on a two-day working visit. This is contained in a statement on the website of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) on Monday. According to the statement, Mr. Infantino confirmed the trip following a meeting with the NFF President, Amaju Pinnick in Paris, France on Sunday. “The FIFA President and Secretary-General will arrive in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja on July 24 on a two-day working visit to Nigeria. “During the visit, Infantino and Samoura will pay a courtesy call on President Muhammadu Buhari (GCFR) at the Aso Rock Presidential Villa. “They will also hold meetings with a delegation of African FA presidents who are expected in Nigeria to join the NFF to receive the FIFA top shots and attend an evening session with Corporate Nigeria in Lagos. “The duo will also meet with Governor Akinwunmi Ambode of Lagos S...