I own Airpeace 100% — Allen Onyema

While the dust of unsubstantiated allegation of fraud has remained a subject of controversy,  embattled owner of Air Peace, Allen Onyema  has explained the actual source of his wealth. Recall that The U.S. Department of Justice said Onyema recently was indicted by a

‘Air Peace Boss remains innocent until proven otherwise at the court of law’ – Prof. Emenyonu

Kelvin Osa Okunbor   An international forensic accountant, Professor Emmanuel Emenyonu has cautioned the public against being swayed by unproven allegations. Emenyonu disclosed this against the backdrop of allegations against the businessman and airline owner. In a statement to the media in Lagos,

Tuface, Burna Boy, others win big at AFRIMA

Innocent Tuface Idibia, popularly a.ka 2Baba and Burna Boy were among the artistes that won awards at the 6th All Africa Music Awards (AFRIMA). News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the All Africa Music Awards was a four-day event which held at

U.S. $20 million fraud allegation: I’m innocent, Air Peace boss says

The Chief Executive Officer of Air Peace, Allen Onyema, has denied fraud allegations levelled against him by the United States government. Mr Onyeama in a press statement on Saturday said the allegations are false and do not reflect his personality as a business

How Nigeria’s Air Peace Boss Allen Ifechukwu Onyema was indicted by U.S Department of Justice over $20 million in bank fraud and money laundering

The CEO of Nigerian Airline Air Peace has been indicted on charges of bank fraud and money laundering by the U.S Department of Justice He has been accused of moving more than $20 million from Nigeria through United States bank accounts in a

FULL STORY: Condition of Jose Mourinho’s engagement at Tottenham

José Mourinho has been told that he will have to work with Tottenham’s existing squad as there is no money for an overhaul in January. The manager, who has taken over from Mauricio Pochettino on a three-and-a-half-year contract, has entered the role with his eyes

Lagos adopts best practices in driving, trains 300 driving school instructors

Oziegbe Okoeki Lagos State government Thursday held a-one day seminar to train over 300 driving school instructors operating in the state towards enhancing best practices for drivers and reduce road traffic accidents. The seminar organised by the Lagos State Drivers’ Institute (LASDRI) has

BREAKING: Senate passes finance bill to raise VAT from 5 to 7.5 percent

By Henry Umoru The Senate on Thursday passed the Finance Bill presented to it by President Muhammadu Buhari to raise the country’s Value Added  Tax(VAT) from 5 to 7.5 percent. The bill has five strategic objectives of promoting fiscal equity, reforming domestic tax

Telcom firms shun minister’s data cut directive

By Lucas Ajanaku   The ministerial directive on reduction of data cost has been ignored by telecommunication firms. It was learnt that the Nigerian Communication Commission (NCC) has not given the instruction to the operators. Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Dr. Isa

FAAC shares N702.058b revenue in Oct to Fed Govt, states, councils

By  Nduka Chiejina, (Asst Editor) A total of N702.058 billion was shared among  the three tiers of government on Wednesday. The amount represented revenue receipts  acruing to the Federation Account for the month of October 2019 presented by the Federation Accounts Allocation Committee