Nancy Reagan Laid To Rest Beside Her Husband!

Nancy Reagan was on Friday, March 11 interned beside her husband Ronald Reagan, on the west side of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Center for Public Affairs property in  Simi Valley, California, facing the Pacific Ocean.

The Reagans decided they wanted to be buried together on the west side of the library when it was built. 

Nancy planned every detail of her funeral, including the guest list, the readings to be given and the location of her internment.

The funeral which attracted nearly a 1000 guests, was attended by nine presidential families: Former President George W. Bush and Laura Bush, Michelle Obama, Hillary Clinton, Rosalynn Carter, Tricia Nixon Cox, Steven Ford, Lynda Bird Johnson Robb, Luci Baines Johnson, Caroline Kennedy.

Nancy Reagan, who died Sunday at her Bel-Air, Los Angeles, California home at age 94.

Photos From Around Lagos!

Flood, resulting from blocked drainage at Ajah round about, at the exit from Ado/ Badore road, off Lekki- Epe express way, as at Friday, March 11. 

Thought Provoking Photos From Around Lagos!

Highway Sweepers as seen at Ajah bus-stop, along the Lekki, expressway, Lagos, doing their thing, great job. 

However,....where does the swept sand (see arrows) go to, who clears them away, are they left to get washed back into the drainage?

The Kardashian Sisters Bares It All On Denim!

Kourtney Kardashian share photo of herself, Kim and Khloe on denim and bare top...

Lil Mama Arrested For Driving Without A Proper Licence!

Trinidadian-American hip hop recording artist from Brooklyn, New York, Niatia Jessica Kirkland, better known by her stage name Lil Mama, was at about 4am, Thursday, March 10 around Harlem, arrested for driving without a proper license. 

What attracted the attention of officers was the 13 miles over the limit speed,   was driving on.

What Sector Of The Nigerian Economy Should The Recovered Abacha's Loot Be Channeled Into?

As the Swiss government  offer to repatriate $321m Abacha loot, initially deposited in Luxembourg and confiscated by the Judiciary of the Republic and Canton of Geneva pursuant to a Forfeiture order dated 11th December 2014, What sector do you think the money should be channeled into?

Nigeria To Develop Frame Work On Managing $321m Recovered Abacha's Loot!

Nigeria's Vice President  Prof. Yemi Osinbajo SAN, says the Federal government is working to develop a framework on how to manage the $321m stolen funds from Nigeria under late Gen. Sanni Abacha's military government. 

The V.P disclosed this as the Nigerian government welcomed the offer of the Swiss government to return the stolen funds, at the Presidential Villa, Abuja, on Tuesday, March 8, 2016, during a meeting with a Swiss delegation led by the Swiss’s Federal Councillor and Head of its Foreign Affairs Department, Mr. Didier Burkhalter and the Swiss Ambassador to Nigeria, Mr. Eric Mayoruz.

An agreement described as a “Letter of Intent” between the Swiss government and the Nigerian government on the restitution of illegally-acquired assets forfeited in Switzerland, was signed by Nigeria's Attorney-General and Justice Minister, Mr. Abubakar Malami, SAN, while Mr. Burkhalter signed the letter on behalf of the Swiss government.

Under the agreement the Swiss government will award to Nigeria the sum of $321m “of funds illicitly acquired by the Abacha family, initially deposited in Luxembourg and confiscated by the Judiciary of the Republic and Canton of Geneva pursuant to a Forfeiture order dated 11th December 2014.”