The outgoing government deserves applause for the standard maintained and set so far despite all odds still took time out to do some commissioning making Lagos the real centre of Center of Excellence as it is known for.
MMA has been there for years with no deliberate touch even for the fact that it's a sight that gives first impression about Lagos and its environs.
See the beautiful pictures of the new look below
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| View of the new look Muritala Mohammed Airport |
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| Commissioned by President Muhammad Buhari on April 24th, 2019 |
Lira, 25, was engaged to Rick Ross but broke up with him due to infidelity. She then moved on to several more rappers and ball players, before getting pregnant with Pee's child.
Infusing the human element: Rahma Indimi, a Director at Oriental Energy Resources and Founder of Yakolo Indimi Foundation, headlines Pleasures Magazine’s May/June issue. This edition of the Pan-African Entrepreneurial and Luxury magazine, Pleasures Magazine, is dedicated to celebrating Rahma Indimi who is fighting poverty and inequality through the effortlessness of highly skilled volunteers and collaborative partnerships through her NGO, Yakolo Indimi Foundation, by empowering women and youths through education, skill acquisition, micro enterprises, farming, enforcement of their human rights, financial aid and psycho-social interventions.Speaking with Pleasures Magazine, Rahma Indimi who is driven by an unwavering passion and determination to support the less privilege gave an insight into how she is giving succour and saving the lives of thousands of internally displaced persons (IDPs) in the North-East via her foundation, aptly titled; Rahma Indimi: A Look at The Thousands of Lives saved and improved by her Yakolo Indimi Foundation. 
On the making of the NGO, Yakolo Indimi Foundation, Rahma said“I grew up watching the generosity of my father, Dr. Muhammadu Indimi, OFR. He is always trying to solve problems for people. He speaks often about poverty and how it can be diminished. He instilled in us the awareness of heartbreaking issues in society. Like every parent, he worked hard to make his family comfortable. But he taught us to adapt to different situations. So, the idea of the Yakolo Indimi Foundation was born from lessons shared by my father. I saw the smiles on the faces of those helped by my daddy. I wanted to be like him, helping people. Before Yakolo Indimi Foundation was created, my team and I had been investing in humanitarian activities. Empowering people is one of my greatest motivations. It brings immense happiness and peace in my heart.On why Yakolo Indimi Foundation seem to be focusing on the northeast geo-political zone“Presently, the impact of the insurgency in the North-East is overwhelming, particularly in Borno and Adamawa. The people need all the help they can get. Although the IDPs are in other states, the conditions in the North-East are dire. To make things worse, insecurity cuts off access to many parts of Borno and that makes it impossible to save thousands of children and families. In spite of the long distance, my team and I do not hesitate to go home again and again to help our people. For example, the Muhammadu Indimi Foundation created by my father developed homes for 100 households. The Yakolo Indimi Foundation reached out to the women and gave them sustainable means of earning revenue. Several IDPs have been given sewing machines and flour processing machines. They also received training as well as start-up finances. Little by little, all IDPs will be empowered. That is the vision. Periodically, the Foundation visits to conduct surveys on the needs of IDPs, in collaboration with the office on Sustainable Development Goals, SDGs, in the North-East. Additionally, the Yakolo Indimi Foundation recently started a food security project. We equip beneficiaries with modern farming skills and provide an environment to do so. Livelihood is restored when they can sell produce and keep their families nourished.” 
Yakolo Indimi Foundation’s intervention in the health sectorThe Foundation collaborates with a medical team during its outreach. We support the team with medicine. The recent trend of increased pregnancies in the IDP camps was a concern. You could easily come across a woman with 20 children and you would see children roaming the streets. So, the Foundation sensitized the women on birth control. It was successful because some of the women showed interest. The health challenges in the North-East are overwhelming, but not insurmountable. We believe partnership would increase and accelerate impact.This issue also includes a special feature to celebrate Versace’s 40th anniversary of Iconic world of class and to celebrates this milestone, the magazine had an exclusive interview with the brand’s Vice President and its founder’s little sister, Donatella Versace who joined the company in the creative department in 1988 and there began her distinctive commitment and influence on the brand. Following the tragic murder of Gianni in 1997 in Miami, Donatella has shown redoubtable strength of character and has managed the company up to the present day.Plus, Donna Wallace, a Jamaican-Briton and proprietress of Oxford Manor College, Abuja who sold her London home to investment in Nigerian Education. Wallace in this interview with Pleasures Magazine shared her start-up experience and why Nigerians being one of the most intelligent races in the world don’t need to pack their bags and pay millions of Naira abroad to get their children educated.And as usual, the magazine is incomplete without your usual light stories and other human interest narratives. Read the interesting tourist sites in Kenya, these and many more reports combine in making the magazine a collector’s item and reading pleasure for all and sundry. is Available in print and digital, for front door delivery, click here or call+234 706 106 8861 in Nigeria+233 24 853 5560 in Ghana+27 63 515 5148 in South Africa+44 749 073 8849 in the UK+41 78 955 84 48 in Switzerland+971 56 826 3211 in Dubai or click here.Also available on Amazon within the United States, as well as U.S. protectorates, including Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands, Guam, American Samoa, Marshall Islands, Northern Mariana Islands, Palau, and the Federated States of Micronesia. Call +1 (347) 839-8872.Credits: Photography by | @georgeokoroMake-up artist | @jideofstolaWardrobe | @lerougebyamma, and @fashioncafeabjLocation | @springinteriorsltdThe post 
The CCTV footage of a yet-to-be identified man stealing from a pharmacy in Ibadan, Oyo state has been shared online.Twitter user @__Gbolahan__ who shared the photos online, said the thief raided the shop and carted away provisions, perfumes & some other valuables. The case has since been reported to the police.He wrote''Guys please... If this pops up on your TL, kindly RT! This dude burgled my sister's pharmacy in ibadan; carted away with provisions, perfumes & some other valuables. We've reported to the police,yet nothing. If you see this guy anywhere please alert the authority. 
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L-R: Chairman, Omodayo Owotuga Foundation, Jonathan Samuel; Bishop, Catholic Diocese of Abeokuta, Most Rev. (Dr) Peter Odetoyinbo; Chief Matron, Sacred Heart Hospital, Rev. Sis Dr. Roseleen da Silva and children of the deceased, Mrs Mobolaji Agnes Ehinmowo & Mr. Felix Omodayo-Owotuga at the Commissioning and Hand Over Ceremony of Omodayo Owotuga Centre to Sacred Heart Orphanage, Lantoro Abeokuta on Tuesday 23rd April 2019 to mark the 10th year remembrance of Matthew Omodayo Owotuga *gives scholarships to fund indigent students' educationApparently worried by increasing neglect of orphans and the destitute, especially babies and kids Nigeria's first hospital - Sacred Heart Hospital, Abeokuta, owned and operated by the Catholic Church, has partnered the Late Most Supreme AP Matthew Omodayo Owotuga Foundation to house and offer cares for such stratum of people in the society.City file reports that Omodayo Owotuga Foundation was established in 2009 in memorial of the Most Supreme Apostle, Matthew Omodayo Owotuga to cater for orphans and the indigent children whose parents could not pay tuition fees and take adequate care of them. Before now, the Late Most Supreme AP Matthew Omodayo Owotuga Foundation had been extending charities and gifts to orphanages in Lagos, Ondo and Ogun states as part of efforts to remember the departed soul, but changed the system this year by partnering with the famous Catholic hospital established in 1895 and located in the heart beat of Abeokuta, Ogun state capital, to deepen investment in the lives of have nots, namely, orphans, indigent students and the destitute.Speaking at commissioning and hand-over ceremony of Omodayo Owotuga Orphanage to Sacred Heart Hospital in Abeokuta on Tuesday, Most Reverend, Peter Odetoyinbo, Bishop of Catholic Diocese of Abeokuta, appealed to the rich and influential to begin empowerment programmes for the poor, the destitute and orphans as a way of reaching out and thanking God for His mercies, saying: "I implore all who can, to do it." It's a sense of gratitude to God. God has blessed many people so much that the only way to express it is to share with all these children and those who have nots."Also speaking, Jonathan Samuel, Chairman, Omodayo Owotuga Foundation, declared that the foundation of charity and generosity to the people in need, was laid by Omodayo Owotuga himself when he was still alive, saying what the Foundation does now is an additional effort. "He (Owotuga) had laid the foundation of kindness before he died. At Omodayo Owotuga Foundation, we give money to pay tuition fees of indigent students, we also pay for their exams like WAEC, GCE and JAMB. This we have been doing in addition to giving charities and gifts to orphanages since 2019."We have given scholarships to fund tuition fees and academics of those children that their parents are unable to pay for their schooling. We have trained lots of students through this scheme and some of the indigent students have even graduated today", Samuel said.Also, Agnes Mobolaji, the first child and daughter of late Omodayo Owotuga, said, "We grew up knowing my dad to be a free giver. We learnt the attribute from him to be kind, friendly and generous. We have been on this since 2009. Before now, we used to go to orphanages to give charities in his name. We also give scholarships to the indigent students at every anniversary of his death". 
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