Nigerian ships risk detention under new enforcement law
Effective from August 20,2013, Nigerian ships and vessels are at risk of being detained in other countries and the owners of the ships fined as the International Labour Organisation, ILO, begins the enforcement of the Maritime Labour Convention, MLC, 2006.
Obama vows to hold culprits of Boston blasts accountable
President Barack Obama said Monday that the United States did not yet know who was responsible for blasts at the Boston marathon but he vowed to find those accountable and punish them.
Police boost security across US after Boston blasts
US police departments from New York to Los Angeles boosted security and were on heightened alert Monday after a double blast killed at least two people and injured 23 others at the Boston marathon.
44 persons remanded in Delta prison over rape, others
AT least 44 persons have been remanded in Okere prisons, Warri, over the terror unleashed on some persons and the rape of 20 women, including a young daughter of a cleric in Agbarha-Otor, Ughelli North Local Government Area, Delta State during the aborted ‘Ekene’ festival.
Boston police say third explosion near JFK library
Boston police said there was a third explosion Monday near the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library after twin blasts at the city’s annual marathon killed at least two people.
New York boosts security after Boston blasts – police
New York police stepped up security around key landmarks in the city on Monday after a double blast killed at least two people and injured 23 others at the Boston marathon, a top officer said.
