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Edo extends deadline for profiling of drivers
Edo State Government has extended the deadline for the compulsory painting of all commercial vehicles and profiling of commercial drivers/vehicle owners in the state by two weeks. In a statement, the Managing Director, Edo State Transport Authority, Mrs. Edugie Agbonlahor, noted that the authority has made arrangements to enforce full compliance after the January 16 deadline. She said: “We wish to remind all commercial vehicle owners, drivers and transport stakeholders in Edo State of our mutual agreement of August 4, 2022 to extend the deadline for compliance with government directive on compulsory painting of all commercial vehicles and profiling of commercial drivers/owners in the state to December 31, 2022. “While commending drivers and vehicle owners, who have complied with the directive, Edo State Transport Authority, formerly known as the Ministry of Transportation, has noted that some drivers and vehicle owners are yet to comply. “In the spirit of the New Year, the Authority
AFRO AND THE BEATS LIGHTS UP LAGOS
Portable and Small Doctor performing at 2022 Afro And The Beats Music & Arts Festival Lagos, the entertainment capital of Nigeria recently came under heavy sound of music, as notable Nigerian artistes stormed the Agege Stadium for a live music concert tagged Afro And The Beats Music & Arts Festival. Living up to its billing as the most talked about event during yuletide, DANCE NA DE MAIN THING, a popular dance crew set the tone for the evening with a performance that was characterised by the features of FESTAS 77 choreographies. Cheers and rounds of applause rented the air, as the talented dance crew treated guests to different dance routines that got many swinging to the rhythm. The performance by DANCE NA DE MAIN THING heralded the unveiling of the tech-aided remodeled Benin Ivory Mask, a piece of art that was the symbol of FESTAC 77. Benin Ivory is a miniature sculptural portrait in ivory of Idia, the first Iyoba of the 16th century Benin Empire. According to the organiser
