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Zhongtong Luxury Bus Young Shall Grow Motors Limited said it is partnering with a Chinese bus manufacturing company, Zhongtong Bus Holding Co. Ltd, to introduce and market Zhongtong range of luxury buses in Nigeria. Disclosing this at the recent Lagos International Trade Fair, the company said everything was in place to bring the first set of buses into the country before the end of the year to enable Nigerians experience the unique features of the models during the yuletide. Personal Assistant to the chairman of Young Shall Grow Motors, Mr. Cyril Udoye, and the Public Relations Manager, Mr. Bethran Anedu, said  the company was already working with Zhongtong Bus Holding Co. Ltd to ensure that buyers of the luxury models enjoy seamless after-sales back-up adequate supply of spare parts at all times. They disclosed that 40 units of the buses had already been ordered and paid for by interested operators, with 34 arriving next week and the remaining six coming in

Nigeria's national team-Super Eagles    The match between Nigeria national team, the Super Eagles and the Walya Antelopes of Ethiopia will kick off today at 4:00 PM Nigeria time in Calabar, Cross rivers state. Nigeria’s Super Eagles will play against their Ethiopian counterpart at 4:00 p.m. The match, to be played in Calabar, Cross Rivers State, is the second leg of the final round of the World Cup Qualifiers for both countries. Nigeria won the first leg in Ethiopia 2-1. A draw or an outright victory will be enough for the Super Eagles to qualify for Brazil 2014.    The Super Eagles starting XI for the match is: Enyeama (c); Echiejile, Oboabona, Omeruo, Ambrose; Onazi, Mikel, Moses; Musa, Brown, and Emenike

The Presidency has denied that Governor Sule Lamido of Jigawa State ever informed President Goodluck Jonathan of a N250m bribe that was collected by a serving Minister on which Mr. Jonathan refused to act. According to a statement by presidential spokesman Reuben Abati, the claim by the governor was made in a radio interview. Mr. Abati described the claim as “an unacceptable and callous attempt to unjustly impugn the integrity of President Jonathan and cast aspersions on the seriousness of his Administration’s efforts to curb corruption.” He described the claim as an “unscrupulous, reckless and thoughtless peddling of arrant falsehood” for the purpose of personal and sectional political gains. “If, as he claims, Alhaji Lamido has credible information about a minister receiving the said amount as bribe, he should publicly name the minister involved without delay and provide evidenc

US ambassador to Libya Chris Stevens, who was killed in an attack on the US consulate in Benghazi. Photograph: Ben Curtis/AP The US government has offered a $10m (£6.2m) reward for information on the death in Libya last year of its ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans. The state department said the reward for information leading to the arrest or conviction of anyone involved in the terrorist attack in Benghazi had been on offer since January but had not been publicised. The men died on 11 September when militants, believed to have ties to al-Qaida affiliates, attacked a US diplomatic compound and a nearby CIA annex in the eastern city of Benghazi on the anniversary of the 2001 terrorist attacks on the US. The deaths triggered political warfare on Capitol Hill, with Republicans accusing President Barack Obama's administration of telling shifting stories about who was behind the attacks. Democrats accused Republicans of politicising a

Italy's senior civil servants top the OECD pay league but, as riots in Rome in 2010 show, confidence in government is low. Photograph: Alessandro Bianchi/Reuters Italy : public sector managers highest paid of OECD countries Senior managers in Italy were the highest paid among the 34 member states of the OECD , according to an Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development report on citizen satisfaction with their governments. Average salaries for high-ranking public sector officials in Italy were $650,000, almost three times the OECD average of $232,000. Meanwhile, the OECD also found that only 28% of Italian citizens surveyed in 2012 had confidence in their government, well below the average confidence level of 40% across the other 34 OECD states. Finland : women trail men on pay except in senior public sector roles Female senior officials and managers in the civil service earn 111% of the average wage of their male counterparts, a surv

Weeks have turned to months, Funke Akindele called it a quit with Mr. Kehinde Oloyede in their marriage, reality has finally set in and the actress is already missing a companion around her, she would want to get settled down fast and begin the business of bringing up the little ones, if only the right man comes along. Funke bares her mind :“Man proposes and God disposes,” she said, “so people should keep their fingers crossed and pray for me to meet the bone of the bone of my bone and the flesh of my flesh and not somebody else. It is one of my dreams to bear children soon and I believe it will come to pass soon. Once I start my home, I hope to cut down on acting so that I can give my family more attention,” she says. She said that some of her mates are already baby mamas of three kids and she would want to join the train. “Perhaps, this is how God wants me to be for now. When the time comes, and that time could be anytime, I hope to put acting on hold for a family.” Fo

Nollywood Actress, Empress Njamah is not only known for her skills on TV, she is also known for her business acumen and straght forwardness....well she displayed the latter in a recent interview with Showbizplus where she stated that she would never marry a poor man.....typical of a wise Lagos or Abj babe. Read the excerpts below... I’m not going to tell you what I want. But you get into an expensive shop to pick up something because you can afford it. You see something you can afford, then you buy it but if you cannot afford it, take a walk. The goods are for someone that can afford it, that’s the best I can tell you. I will not settle for less, my sister and that’s the truth. People come and tell you all sort of lies and want to praise themselves and say “I can marry a poor man” the poor man no know wetin him see, abeg! I dey tell una say I am a real person, we all have been through tough times, we all have paid our dues one way or the other. So no poor man

No doubt, the aviation sector, under the leadership of its Minister, Stella Oduah has been undergoing a huge transformation, as many Nigerians have been made to believe. But the incessant crashes and flight hiccups experienced at some airports, have marred the aesthetical reforms embarked on by Oduah and her team. The nation's airport services, according to findings, have still remained very bad and worse than before. Daily, Nigerians still go through dehumanising treatments in the hands of some airport officials. Nigerians are even better treated at airports in other countries than in their own fatherland. What an irony? Information reaching Nigeriafilms.com from an eye witness account reveals that men of the State Security Service (SSS), on Friday, November 16, 2013, arrested a top Lagos-based journalist, Tunde Moshood, well known as TM, just as he arrived Nigeria from abroad. The respected journalist was nabbed at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos

  Four policemen heading for Anambra State on election duties were shot dead by gunmen in Edo State. It was gathered that the policemen, who were deployed from Osun state and travelling in a truck, came under fire at the Benin by-pass after which four of them were believed to have died. It could not be ascertained whether the attackers were armed robbers or they deliberately attacked the policemen. Details of the attack were also sketchy. Edo Police spokesman Emmanuel Eguavoen said he had not been briefed when spoken to on the telephone last night.

"Where all think alike, no one thinks very much" Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babatunde Fashola (SAN), has barred his ccommissioners from the use of sirens. He said that members of the State Executive Council (SEC) caught using  sirens within the state would lose his job. Fashola handed down the order while addressing stakeholders in the transport sector including the Minister for Transport, Senator Idris Umar  at the opening ceremony of the 13th National Council on Transport held at Civic Centre, Victoria Island. The governor called for concerted actions against the arbitrary use of siren and horns in the country, lamenting health and other social implications resulting from the use of loud horns and sirens. He said, 'We use loud horn especially the one used during emergency. Are we in a state of perpetual emergency? If those who manage the public transport policy can get away by using sirens, it will never work,' he said. He said he had neve

IGP MD Abubakar By CSP Frank Mba In furtherance of strategies designed to prevent electoral fraud and violence and thus ensure a smooth and orderly conduct of the Anambra State gubernatorial election slated for Saturday, 16th November, 2013, the Nigeria Police High Command has ordered a restriction of movement within the boundaries of Anambra State with effect from 6.00pm on Friday, 15th November, 2013 to 6.00am on Sunday, 17th November, 2013. Consequently, all states contiguous to Anambra State - the states of Delta, Enugu, Imo, Abia etc will be heavily policed. However, those on essential duties are not affected by this order. Meanwhile, the Force has sternly warned all security details to desist from accompanying their principals and politicians to polling booths and collation centres