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Lawrence Nomanyagbon Anini is unarguably Nigeria’s most notorious and deadly criminal in history. Reports has it that he was a Nigerian bandit who caused havoc in Benin city in the 80s together with his accomplice, Monday Osunbor. Lawrence Anini was popularly known as “The Law” or “Ovbigbo”. He was majorly known as a driver for gangs, criminal godfathers and armed robbers. It was reported that he and his gang members began operations as car hijackers, bank thieves and robbers of buses. There were also reports that Anini and his gang members successfully robbed 12 banks and killed 18 people in the process. Lawrence Anini and his squad of robbers made it a point of duty to rob banks in broad day light. Their level of confidence was so high that they went about throwing money at market women in order to gain popularity. After being apprehended, Anini and his gang members were found guilty and were sentenced to death by a firing squad

Former Super Eagles midfielder, Garba Lawal has debunked the claim of his former teammate, Taribo West that players brought in women and broke camp rules on the eve of their crunch 1998 FIFA World Cup round of 16 match against Denmark. In a recent interview, Taribo had alleged that some of the players were with female companions before the game, which Nigeria lost 4-1 to Denmark and was eliminated from the competition. However, Lawal who was also a member of the squad said it was impossible for anyone to sneak in outsiders into the players’ room without accreditation. “I don’t know what West is talking about because, at the World Cup everyone has their rooms and before you bring in anyone inside the room is very difficult because you must have an accreditation without it, it is impossible, the security guards will never accept that,” Lawal told footballlive. Lawal also revealed that, the security protocol at the World Cup was always water tight security and he would know because he...

Up coming Nigerian writer, Faniyi Damilare Samuel popularly known as Diamond has come through with another Epic write up to cool your heading during this time of pandemic that is ravaging the whole world The book is about the recent events happening in the country, it's a kind of motivation to all everybody during this COVID-19 period. Click on the link below to read and download. bit.ly/thearrestbydiamond Don't forget to like, comment and share.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the Canada Emergency Response Benefit will give $2,000 to any worker who loses their income as a result of the novel Coronavirus. In a broadcast on the COVID-19 issue and the Canadian government’s response, Trudeau said the administration is doing everything it can to support its citizens during this hard time He said the need became necessary at this trying time where everybody is focused on the matter of health “That’s exactly why we’re announcing the new Canada Emergency Response Benefit today,” Trudeau said. He also added that if one loses their income as a result of the pandemic, they will receive a $2,000 a month for up to 4 months from Canada Emergency Response Benefit He added that “If you’ve lost your job – whether you worked full time, on contract, or were self-employed – you qualify for the benefit. “If you lost income because you’re sick or quarantined, if you’re looking after someone who’s sick, or if you’re home ...

Here are the 10 facts about the most populous nation in Africa, African biggest democracy and African biggest Economy and the giant of Africa you may probably don't know 1. Largest population in Africa Due to its large population and economy, Nigeria is referred to as 'the giant of Africa'. As of 2019, the population of Nigeria is over 200.96 million, making it the largest in Africa and the seventh-largest in the world behind China, India, the United States, Indonesia, Brazil and Pakistan, in order. 2. Largest economy in Africa Nigeria has the largest economy in Africa. According to the World Bank, Nigeria's GDP was worth 397.30 billion US dollars in 2018. From 1960 to 2018, Nigeria's GDP averaged 125.26 billion US dollars, with an all-time high of 568.50 billion US dollars in 2014 and an all-time low of 4.20 billion US dollars in 1960. It is expected to trend around 650 billion US dollars in 2020. 2019 International Monetary Funds estimates by GDP place it...

EU Plans to Impose Visa Restrictions on Nigerians. The news was disclosed in post on Schengen Visa Info website. This is coming few weeks after the United States placed Nigeria and six other countries under visa restrictions The news read as follows, EU Plans to Impose Visa Restrictions on Nigerians The European Union is planning to soon tighten the procedures for getting a Schengen Visa for the nationals of Nigeria, as the latter is failing to play its part in the return and readmission of its nationals staying illegally in Europe. According to the EU Spokesperson for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Virginie Battu-Henriksson, the EU may introduce several measures what will make it more difficult for Nigerians to get a Schengen Visa, as a result of the country’s noncooperating government. “What the EU can do since new rules on short-stay visas to the EU became applicable on 2 February 2020, is to adapt the rules on processing short-stay visa applications, dependi...