NIGERIA MEDIA NITE OUT AWARDS 2017 , COMES UP IN SEPTEMBER.

Plans are in advanced stages for the 11th edition of  Nigeria Media Nite-Out Award,
which has been tentatively fixed for Sunday 17th September, 2017 at the prestigious Lagos Airport Hotel, Ikeja, Lagos.

According to Sola Olugbemiro, the CEO of Solkem Entertainment the organizers of the award  “ We are stepping up our game  this year, and part of what we have done is that. We have move the award night to a classy  venue, Airport Hotel.

He further revealed that  alot of big personalities will grace the award night .
Our award is for people who have distinguished themselves in their respective fields, to get the award ,he continues , you must be a worthy recipient. I can tell you that this year own will raise a bar as far as award event is concern in Nigeria, he concluded.

Going by the information made available to us , a press conference will hold soon where all the names of nominees will be announced , keep a date with this page.

LAGOS DECIDES 2017: NO MOVEMENT BETWEEN 8AM AND 2PM, THIS SATURDAY.

By Kayode Arole.

In preparation for the forthcoming council polls slated for Saturday  July 22, 2017, the Lagos State Government has announced restriction of vehicular movement in the State. This is in view of the elections that will hold across the 20 Local Government and 37 Local Council Development Areas (LCDAs) across the State.

According to  a press statement released by the State’s Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Mr. Steve Ayorinde, the restriction of movement across the State will be enforced between 8am and 2pm on Saturday July 22, to allow for a smooth conduct of the polls and unhindered participation.
According to the Commissioner, the State is known for peaceful conduct of elections, and as such, urged residents to be peaceful and orderly on Saturday to cast their votes in their respective wards for Chairmen and councilors who are expected to drive development at the third tier of government.

The Honourable commissioner, explained that this  the election that will bring on board a new set of public officers for the next four years at the local government level, so therefore the restriction will allow the Lagos State Independent Electoral Commission (LASIEC) and the security agencies to distribute electoral materials in good time and ensure that election is free and fair.

Photo:Steve Ayorinde (Credit :CKN.com)