Alleged killing of transport manager in Edo: PDP raises N2m for widow
SUCCOUR has come the way of Mrs. Juliet Imobhio in Benin, Edo State, a widow whose husband was allegedly killed by officials of the Edo State Traffic Management Agency, EDSTMA, as the state chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, has raised about N2 million for her.
Air Force helicopter crashes in Borno
A Nigerian Air Force Mi- 35 helicopter on a training mission, yesterday, crashed at a location South of Bama in Bama Local Government Area of Borno State, due to alleged technical fault.
Alleged kidnap in Lagos: Police release Pastor on bail
LAGOS— The Lagos State Police Command yesterday, saïd it had released the General Overseer of Holy Happy Family Ministry, Prophet Ernest Chukwuemeka, alleged to have sent a mother of four to kidnap a 10-year-old boy in Ikorodu area of Lagos last month.
Ekiti LGDA’s: EKSIec releases result of referendum
Ado Ekiti—EKITI State Independent Electoral Commission, EKSIEC, yesterday, released the outcome of the Saturday referendum conducted as part of the “requirements for the planned creation of new Local Government Development Areas, LGDAs by the Governor Kayode Fayemi’s administration, with majority of voters approving the creation of the LGDAs.
Nigeria-Japan trade hits $5bn
Nigeria-Japan annual trade volume has hit a $5 billion mark in favour of Nigeria, the Japanese Ambassador to Nigeria, Ryuichi Shoji, has said.
DEFECTION TO APC: Imo govt dismisses fears over Okorocha’s re-election
LAGOS—SPECIAL Adviser to Imo State governor and Liaison Officer in Lagos State, Mr. Alex Ononugbo, has dismissed fears that the defection of the state governor, Chief Rochas Okorocha to the All Progressives Congress, APC, would affect chances of his re-election, noting that the people would never regret the decision.
