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Now that everyone wants the experience of studying abroad especially on a fully funded scholarship,  Ashbourne College London  is giving away up to 100% scholarships to study A-Levels in London and progress to one of the top UK institutions. It’s time for you to put yourself, your sibling or child on the path to a free international education by taking the scholarship admission test for Ashbourne College. Oh yes, the best things in life are free but you’d have to put in some effort! The good thing is that it’s a free test so you don’t have to pay anything to participate. Students at Ashbourne College progress to top British Universities and they will be giving out full scholarships to exceptionally gifted applicants and partial scholarships to others who are interested in starting their courses in September 2017 or January 2018. The test will take place on  Saturday, April 29, 2017,  at the British Council offices below: What do you need to do to get this scholarship? Step

Speaking to journalists over the weekend,  Governor Akinwunmi Ambode  of Lagos said that his administration, through the proposed  Bus Reform Initiative  will introduce 5,000 air-conditioned buses that will phase out commercial buses (Danfo) in the state. He said the Bus Reform Initiative is aimed at giving Lagosians an integrated public transportation system and will kick start this year with a sinking fund of N30billion. Ambode said his administration had identified the challenges Lagosians go through on a daily basis commuting via public transportation, adding that the reform is aimed at providing a viable alternative. He said the Bus Reform Initiative is a three-year plan. “We decided that the best thing is to allow the yellow buses go and so the Bus Reform Initiative itself is a three-year plan of 2017 to 2019 in which it intends to bring in new buses of 5,000 units in the three-year plan. The bigger size buses will take 70 people and then the medium range buses will

Aje was arrested after he stole 5 MacBooks, one HP computer and some assorted personal effects of participants of a seminar organised for internet brand managers at a popular hotel in GRA, Ikeja, Lagos. Ikemufuna, captured by the CCTV camera in the hotel, drove in and headed straight to the seminar room at a time when the participants were having lunch in another room. The suspect, who was corporately dressed, wore the tag of seminar participants before making away with the items. He had, after stealing the said items, took them to Computer Village, Ikeja, and sold 5 Mac Books and one HP computer to one  Saliu Ibraheem  for N1.1m. RRS operatives, in tracking the suspect traced him to 5, Tony Street, Ejigbo, Lagos where he was hosting about 34 other church members in a house fellowship. Recovered from his house after the arrest were the 4Runner Toyota car with the registration No. KRD 701 DC, which he drove into the venue of his last operation, a master key, Zinox laptop, s

• Ooni, Alake, Alafin, Soyinka Applaud Gesture, Commend Amosun • USA, Haiti, Cuba, Ghana, Bukina Faso, Others Participate The second edition of the African Drums Festival kicked off in Abeokuta, the Ogun State on Thursday evening with pomp and pageantry. The glamour that marked the event was exciting to watch. The first edition was held on Tuesday, April 19, 2016, and referred to as “Nigerian Drums Festival.” During Thursday’s event, Governor Ibikunle Amosun unveiled an 18-feet high drum, an improvement over the 17-feet high drum unveiled last year. The 18-feet drum is acclaimed to be the world tallest drum. The aim of the event, according to the state government, organisers of the programme, is to showcase the rich cultural heritage of Africans through drums. Among the dignitaries that graced the occassion, held at the premises of the June 12 Cultural Centre were,  the Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi; the Alaafin of Oyo, Oba Lamidi Adeyemi; the Alake of Egbaland, Oba Adedot

• Ooni, Alake, Alafin, Soyinka Applaud Gesture, Commend Amosun • USA, Haiti, Cuba, Ghana, Bukina Faso, Others Participate The second edition of the African Drums Festival kicked off in Abeokuta, the Ogun State on Thursday evening with pomp and pageantry. The glamour that marked the event was exciting to watch. The first edition was held on Tuesday, April 19, 2016, and referred to as “Nigerian Drums Festival.” During Thursday’s event, Governor Ibikunle Amosun unveiled an 18-feet high drum, an improvement over the 17-feet high drum unveiled last year. The 18-feet drum is acclaimed to be the world tallest drum. The aim of the event, according to the state government, organisers of the programme, is to showcase the rich cultural heritage of Africans through drums. Among the dignitaries that graced the occassion, held at the premises of the June 12 Cultural Centre were,  the Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi; the Alaafin of Oyo, Oba Lamidi Adeyemi; the Alake of Egbaland, Oba Adedot

INDIO, CA – APRIL 16: Rapper Kendrick Lamar performs on the Coachella Stage during day 3 of the Coachella Valley Music And Arts Festival (Weekend 1) at the Empire Polo Club on April 16, 2017 in Indio, California. Christopher Polk/Getty Images for Coachella/AFP/Christopher Polk / GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA / AFP Kendrick Lamar has pulled off the biggest US album debut this year with “DAMN.,” an introspective work of hip-hop storytelling that features Rihanna and U2. “DAMN.” sold 603,000 copies or the equivalent in streaming and downloads in the week since its April 14 release, tracking service Nielsen Music said late Saturday. Entering at number one on the benchmark Billboard chart, “DAMN.” sold more in a single week than any other album so far this year. “DAMN.” follows Lamar’s 2015 album “To Pimp a Butterfly,” which has quickly been hailed as a hip-hop classic with its innovative infusion of jazz and its lyricism that explored the state of black America. While “DAMN.” h

Suddenly piles and loads and millions upon millions of moneys are being discovered in water tanks, in dry soak aways, in unoccupied slum buildings and in stylish most expensive sky scrapers. These are not really discoveries. After all, somebody or some people put such moneys where they are being discovered. The discoveries are being made by institutions set up to combat corruption and abuse of office in high places. The figures are mind-bugling! Fifty million US dollars. Thousands of British pounds. Billions of Nigerian naira. And Euros in their millions are here reposing in unhealthy closeness to one another. Naturally, ordinary Nigerians marvel at the discovery of these humongous sums of money. They wonder what these sums could do to restore hospital to our empty buildings labelled hospitals. They imagine what magic they could do to our wretched motor paths, turning them instead to motor ways. And our decrepit public universities could breathe better with 21st century university

French voters go to the polls Sunday after a presidential election campaign that was noteable for its volatility and overshadowed in its final days by a terror attack on police in Paris. While there are 11 names on the ballot, only four leading contenders are seen as having a realistic prospect of making it through to the second round of voting. They are far-right National Front leader Marine Le Pen, scandal-hit conservative François Fillon, centrist newcomer  Emmanuel Macron  and far-left wildcard Jean-Luc Mélenchon. The top two in Sunday's vote will face off on May 7 for the second and final round of voting. Latest polls suggest the results are too close to call, meaning France could end up with a choice between candidates from the far-left and far-right, or a far-right stalwart facing off against a political novice. With such a fractured field, no one is expected to win a majority in Sunday's first round. Benoit Hamon is the mainstream left-wing Socialist Party nomi