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18 Eagles fight for shirts against Antelopes

The Super Eagles had their first training session ahead of the crucial World Cup final round qualifier against Ethiopia on Tuesday evening at the mainbowl of the refurbished Abuja National Stadium with 18 players sweating it out for starter’s shirts.

AGAGU: Ondo denies hiring crashed plane

THE Ondo State Government, yesterday, clarified that it did not hire the aircraft of Associated Airline, which crashed last Thursday in Lagos, while conveying the body of former Governor of the state, Dr. Olusegun Agagu, to Akure for the commencement of the burial rites.

Adefaye, others urge Confab committee to fashion out effective public service

Barely 24 hours after President Goodluck Jonathan inaugurated the 13-man Presidential Advisory Committee, PAC, on National Dialogue,Editor-in-Chief and General Manager Publications, Vanguard Newspapers, Mr. Gbenga Adefaye, Chairman, Nigerian Bar Association, NBA, Ikeja Branch and other eminent Nigerians, yesterday, urged PAC leadership to consider in its recommendation the issue of effective public service delivery in the country.

It’s an eye for an eye against Ethiopia – Ladipo

President General of the Nigerian Supporters Club, Dr Rafiu Ladipo yesterday warned the Ethiopian Football Federation and its supporters club to desist from carrying out their threats of locking out the Nigerian band of supporters from watching the make or mar first leg World Cup cracker against Nigeria on Sunday.

Portable generators: Standby power or standby death?

Who monitors incidents of unintentional carbon monoxide poisoning in Nigeria? A review of medical records of patients receiving diagnosis of unintentional carbon monoxide poisoning shows Nigeria is in dire need of active surveillance for proper generator use. VF findings show that misplacement of portable, gasoline-powered generators, for instance, indoors, in garages, or outdoors near windows, is often responsible for fatal and non-fatal generator fumes exposures.

11 govs float Progressive Governors’ Forum

Still struggling to effect a change in the Nigerian polity, 11 governors on the platform of All Progressives Congress, APC, have floated a separate forum known as Progressive Governors’ Forum, PGF.

Baraje-led PDP to Jonathan: Sack Wike now

THE Abubakar Kawu Baraje-led new Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, yesterday, urged President Goodluck Jonathan to as a matter of urgency sack the Minister of State, Education, Mr. Nyesom Wike against the backdrop that the ministry was too strategic for him to handle.

FG drops charges against 15 Russian sailors

The Federal Government, yesterday, withdrew charges before a Federal High Court Lagos, against 15 Russian sailors, charged with unlawful importation of arms to Nigeria.

Stakeholders lament high cost of broadband in Africa

STAKEHOLDERS at the ongoing Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation, CTO Forum in Abuja yesterday, lamented the high cost of broadband in Africa, warning that it may mar the universal access targets in the continent.

Agagu plane crash: Senate summons Aviation Minister, others

THE Senate, yesterday, summoned the Minister of Aviation, Princess Stella Oduah, Director-General of Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, NCAA, and the Managing Director of Nigeria Airspace Management Agency, NAMA to appear before it on an undisclosed date to brief senators on the situation of the aviation sector and the resurgence of crashes in the national airspace.

APGA campaign is ‘Operation Osmosis’ — Umeh

NATIONAL Chairman of the All Progressives Alliance (APGA), Chief Victor Umeh, who was elated at the large turn out of party supporters at the flag off of Willy Obiano governorship campaign described the event as ‘Operation Osmosis’ and commended the people of the state for deciding to rally round APGA to ensure that Igbo do not lose their voice in the country.

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