Abductors demand N15m for lecturer’s son in Rivers
HOSTAGE-takers have asked Dr. Godstime Ogbeoleka, Senior Lecturer with Ignatius Ajuru University of Education, IAUE, Rivers State, to cough out N15 million to buy freedom for his son, Thomas Ogbeoleka, who they kidnapped Wednesday afternoon.
FRSC lists Abuja-Lokoja, Lagos-Ibadan, Benin-Ore roads as most accident prone
The Federal Road Safety Commission, FRSC, yesterday, named the Abuja-Lokoja, Benin-Ore, Lagos-Ibadan and the Abuja-Kaduna roads as most volatile to road accidents in the country.
State of emergency: More Nigeriens and Chadians among arrested insurgents
The Special Forces fighting to dislodge the terrorists from Adamawa, Borno and Yobe states, yesterday, arrested five Nigeriens and two Chadians as they tried to flee the military onslaught.
Lilypond terminal loses N500 million over low container volume
THE management of Lilypond container depot in Ijora, Lagos, has said that it lost N500 million in the past year due to inactivity at the terminal occasioned by low container volume.
We are committed to ensuring robust performance — Livestock boss
Livestock Feeds Plc has said that it will maximize every available opportunity in its operation to ensure the achievement of a robust performance in the current financial year.
We ‘ll swim or sink with Amaechi – Rivers lawmakers
27 members of the Rivers State House of Assembly, yesterday, vowed to swim or sink with Governor Rotimi Amaechi as they dismissed insinuations that some of them had succumbed to inducements to impeach the governor.
