You would not realize how expensive it is until you start waiting endlessly for a relation/loved one or miscalculate their arrival time. The longer you park, the higher the charges. According to figures released today, London airports car parks are the most expensive in the world. Heathrow, one of the most busiest airports tops the list with a £12 charge for staying between one and two hours at Terminal Four. The cost of a 24-hour stay at one of the airports has now risen to £53.90

AIRPORT VEHICLE PARKING CHARGES AROUND THE WORLD

(1) Heathrow – £12

(2) Luton- £11 Sydney

(3) Gatwick- £10

(4) Stansted- £10

(5) Glasgow- £9

(6) Edinburgh- £8.90

(7) Madrid- £7.94

(8) Belfast- £7.50

(9) Los Angeles- £7

(10) Paris- £6.60

(11) Milan- £6.60

(12) New York-£5.50

(13) Athens-£5.40

The 3rd edition of The Magazine Club 3rd tagged: "The Business Edge" with Nollywood actor Joseph Benjamin who moved from being a conductor and security guard to becoming one of Africa's busiest and most celebrated actors. Along with CEOs of successful businesses: Toyosi Akerele of Rise Group, a major business catalyst recognised and endorsed by Michelle Obama as one of 30 most inspirational young people in Africa.

Date: Saturday, January 25, 2014

Time: 12pm

To be part of this empowering event, call: 0803-328-6604 for details on registration.

The don has spoken, who are we not to listen/read? Meanwhile, have you all put your iron jackets on? The Chief of Staff, Edo State Government House, Hon. Patrick Obahiagbon has reacted to Nigerian/Chelsea midfielder, John Mikel Obi's CAF award loss, he considers it……….well, whatever you make of his speech.

"I am maniacally bewildered, overgassted and flabberwhelmed at the paraplegic crinkum crankum that characterised the Glo CAF awards culminating in an od oriferous saga cum gargantuan gaga! The jiggery pokery of CAF in crowning Yaya Toure instead of our very own prodigy John Obi Mikel is a veritable bugaboo that must be pooh-poohed by all compos mentis homo sapiens! The perfidy and Mendacity of all the apparatchic of sports suzerainty is not only repugnant but also insalubrious!

I said to my self: What an anathematous disdain of the citizenry! What a deprecable descent from the sublime to the ridiculous! Who will curb the odoriferous excesses of this machavellian and mephistophelean cabal in the Confederation? With this state of affairs, i dare say that African football is swimming in a pestilential aqua with a disastrious terminus ad quem inherently laden with avoidable cataracts, ice bergs and oxbow Lakes. It is sardonic and lugubrious!!!"

*longest sigh ever*