Huge transfer fees no use to small football clubs: EU
Little of the cash from huge football transfer fees finds its way to smaller clubs, which are ending up with fewer opportunities to make it into the major leagues, the European Commission said Thursday.
Court decides fate of Suleja bombers Feb 11
ABUJA—A Federal High Court in Abuja, Wednesday, slated February 11 to determine whether six alleged kingpins of the Boko Haram sect in Niger State, have a case to answer regarding the explosion that rocked the office of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, in Suleja, prior to the April 16, 2011, presidential election.
UNN VC elected Chairman of UNESCO Scientific Advisory Board
Members of the Advisory Board of the UNESCO Scientific Advisory Board on Tuesday at the inaugural meeting of the Board elected Prof. Bartho. N. Okolo, Vice Chancellor, University of Nigeria, Nsukka as its chairman for the next four years.
2015: Atiku, Obasanjo now friends – Irek, Atiku Coordinator
Not too long ago the two men and their proxies were at each other’s throats. Now, a confidant of Atiku Abubakar, is claiming that the former vice-president and his one time number one foe, Olusegun Obasanjo are now the best of friends.
NHRC probes teacher’s turturing of his 10-year-old son
The National Human Rights Commission, NHRC, yesterday, said it has commenced investigation into the reported assault and torture of a 10-year-old boy, Stephen Ogbeun, by his father.
EFCC commences trial of Ahmadu Ali’s son, Mamman, 3 others
ECONOMIC and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, yesterday, formally began trial of Mamman Nasir Ali, son of Ahmadu Ali, a former Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Chairman and three others, with the prosecution witness, Victor Sanusi, denying knowing the three defendants in the case.
