Renovating to kill arts at Murtala Muhammed’s Int’l Airport
A LOT has been said about the = way Nigeria as a country values the works of creativity. While few individuals have respect for artists and their works, many, and especially the leaders do not have regard for works of the creative imagination and their creators.
IAAF suspends 9 for doping
Nine track athletes were suspended ahead of the London Olympics for doping, including three who were caught in retests of samples from last year’s world championships, the IAAF said Wednesday.
IAAF softens false-start rules
The danger of one inadvertent twitch ruining the greatest day of a sprinter’s life has been removed after athletics’ governing body softened the rules on false starts ahead of the London Olympics.
Navy urges system integration
The Nigerian Navy, yesterday, called for the need to integrate its communication systems, with a view to meeting up with contemporary electronic warfare.
First Ladies Summit: Presidency denies buying 200 cars
The Presidency, yesterday, refuted report that the Federal Government has purchased 200 new “exotic” cars for the African First Ladies Summit which formally opens in Abuja today.
Suswam locks out 3 from exec council meeting
MAKURDI—Three members of Benue State Executive Council were, yesterday, locked out of the weekly meeting of the council on the orders of Governor Gabriel Suswam.
