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Shell Nigeria hires Atlantic Aviation’s helicopter for crew transportation
February 15, 2014 | konknaijagirl
New helicopter-services operator Atlantic Aviation, supported by one of the world’s leading providers of high-quality transportation to offshore oil and gas producers, has begun commercial flights of Agusta Westland 139 (AW139) helicopters from Lagos. Shell Nigeria hires Atlantic Aviation’s helicopter … Read More
How man stole N12.3 million in Abuja while sitting in a Kirikiri prison-cell in Lagos
March 27, 2013 | konknaijaboy
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has traced a bank fraud operation that took place in Abuja to a jail cell at the Kirikiri maximum prison, Lagos. Right from his prison cell in Lagos, Ikechukwu Ogbu, serving a 15-year jail term had … Read More
P Square & Lagbaja – Unlimited
March 20, 2013 | konknaijagirl
PSquare and Lagbaja have teamed up to record this hip and funky song for Telecom Network Globalcom.
Its a remarkable collaboration and it features rhythmic beats, sax, bass and hip hop with afro beats all rolled in with neosoul.
Have fun listening.
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Late Goldie’s family wants her best friend Denrele interrogated by the police
February 23, 2013 | konknaijaboy
The last public appearance the late Goldie Harvey made was on the red carpet of the 55th Grammy Awards in the USA where she appeared as a woman full of life.
Her death four days later on Valentine’s Day came … Read More
Nigeria’s Geographic Challenge
February 21, 2013 | konknaijagirl
Nigeria’s Geographic Challenge (via NewsLook)
Stratfor explains Nigeria’s primary geographic challenge of managing the competition for natural resources between the ethnically divided regions.
Somalia: Somalis Enjoy First Major Music Concert in Two Decades
February 20, 2013 | konknaijagirl
Music is back in Mogadishu after being banned by Islamists who controlled much of south and central Somalia two years ago. A concert this week saw a top Somali performer appear before a happy crowd, which included government officials.
Rock, rap and love songs, which most Somalis deem among their few pleasures in life, were banned by al-Shebab, who ordered music off the radio waves and, of course, forbade live performaces.
