Firm laments alleged NDLEA’s harassment
A PAPER manufacturing firm based in Onitsha, Anambra State, Sambons Paper Mills Limited, has decried seizure of its paper consignments by National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA in Lagos.
All 25,000 candidates fail Liberia university entrance test
Liberia’s main public university said on Wednesday all 25,000 applicants for the new academic year had failed its entrance exam, prompting the president to describe poor education standards in the impoverished nation as a “national emergency”.
Rain, lightning threat halt US Open
Rain and lightning fears halted play at the US Open on Wednesday, stopping seven singles matches and delaying the start of matches for past champions Venus Williams and Juan Martin del Potro.
Togolese PM resigns
Togolese Prime Minister, Kwesi Séléagodji Ahumey-Zunu, has resigned, leaving office with members of his cabinet, the Togolese presidency said in a statement made available to PANA on Wednesday.
Aro roots of Ikwerre, Igbo Identity crisis by Chidi Osuagwu
Prof Chidi Osuagwu of the Federal University of Technology, Owerri, Imo State, at this year’s Ezumezu Lecture, a colloquium organized by the Obowu Development Association (Federated), on the 16th of August, in Obowo, discuses identity crisis with its debilitating effects in Africa and Nigeria.
Anglican leader warns Cameron not to “rush to judgment” on Syria
The Archbishop of Canterbury has urged British Prime Minister David Cameron not to “rush to judgment” over military action in Syria, saying, it could have unforeseeable consequences across the Muslim world.
