We Will Restore Trust in Our Democracy

Boris Johnson (Source: Twitter)

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said come what may the UK will leave the EU by October 31^st. This has been his modus operandi after coming to the highest office in the land but in a recent tweet reiterated this commitment. He said, “We are going to restore trust in our democracy and leave the EU by 31 October.” Some Labour MP’s has however opposed a No-deal Brexit saying it against the will of the sovereign Parliament, the UK people and will put democracy in crisis.

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Ten Most Expensive Defenders in the World

Harry Maguire (Credit: Utdxtra)

After Manchester United broke the bank to sign Harry Maguire from Leicester City, we take a look at most expensive transfer deals in the world of soccer involving Defenders.

Harry Maguire (£80m)

Virgil van Dijk (£75m)

Lucas Hernandez (£68m)

Matthijs de Ligt (£67.5m)

Aymeric Laporte (£57m)

Mendy, Luiz, Stones, Sanchez and Silva made the top 10.

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BBNaija: Who Do You Prefer Esther or Venita

Esther and Venita

This season Big Brother Nigeria has been full of drama and fans all across the country cannot get more of the thrills and twists. The housemates have been able to overcome some of their differences and we know more is coming. It has been difficult to select a beauty queen as Tacha, Esther, Mercy and Venita are rocking the house. In a battle of a two, who will you prefer Esther or Venita

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120 Law School Students Gets 500,000 Naira Bursary Each

The Governor with Students

In Nigeria, Governor of Oyo State, Seyi Makinde, has approved the sum of N500,000 as bursary to each of the 120 Oyo State indigenes in the Nigerian Law School. The Governor who received a delegation of the Law School students in his office on Tuesday, charged the students to persevere in the face of challenges and make the State proud.

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SSS Confirms the Arrest of a Nigerian Activist

Omoyele Sowore

The State Security Service (SSS) on Sunday confirmed that its operatives took Omoyele Sowore into custody. Mr Sowore, a social critic and publisher of Sahara Reporters, was violently arrested in Lagos at midnight on Saturday.

He was taken into custody because he called for a revolution in Nigeria, SSS spokesperson, Peter Afunanya, told reporters in Abuja Sunday afternoon. He said the secret police was “aware” that Mr Sowore had been in touch with foreign actors to destabilise Nigeria and SSS deemed the planned protest an act of terrorism and threatened a clampdown on participants. Nigeria is a powerhouse among African nations but has sunk to corruptions and a lower standard of living for decades despite being the 8th Crude Oil producer in the world.

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Internet Subscribers Prefers Globacom

Inferable from the quick speed, the browsing experience on its network made Globacom their goal, beating the gainers' graph in the most recent insights discharged by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) for the period of June.

June was a troublesome month for the business for the most part as they all subscriber dropped by an astounding 332,338 from 122,624,417 in May to 122,292,079 in June. The telecom against complete free fall originated from Globacom and Airtel who recorded gains, while different administrators recorded a misfortune.

Globacom picked up a sum of 196,816, moving from 28,825,533 in May to 29,022,349 in June.

Source: InsideBusiness

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