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IGP redeploys DIG’s of police

The Inspector General of Police (IGP) Solomon Arase has reshuffled Deputy Inspectors Generals of Police at Force headquarters following the retirements of DIG’s David Omojola, DIG Adeniji and DIG Hilary Okpara.

Okagbare stumbles as Fraser-Pryce shine

Jamaica’s Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce won the race with crossed the line in 10.76 seconds to beat the strong-finishing Dafne Schippers, who set a Dutch record of 10.81 for second place. American Tori Bowie finished third in 10.86 to win bronze.

Bus driver goes nude in protest against police impoundment

It was a comedy show at the Mile 1 axis of Ikwere road as a bus driver striped himself naked in protest against a traffic police officer who jumped into his bus to impound his bus for allegedly disobeying a traffic rule.

China’s slowing world economy: What’s wrong?

Many countries are concerned that their exports will now be undercut by China, particularly in sectors that directly compete with it, for example high-tech exporters in South Korea and Taiwan.

CBN sets up centres in North America, Asia, others to facilitate BVN registration

…Confirms payment of 30 pounds By Jonah Nwokpoku The Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN has named twelve approved centres across Europe, North America, Asia, Middle East and Africa to facilitate the Bank Verification Number, BVN registration exercise for Nigerian banks’ customers in the Diaspora. The approved centres include the ones in Washington DC, Atlanta, New York […]

Almost 80,000 sign UK petition for Netanyahu’s arrest

Almost 80,000 people had by Monday signed a petition urging the arrest of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for war crimes when he visits London next month. The petition was launched earlier this month by British citizen Damian Moran and is posted on the government’s website.

JAMB to commence sale of 2016 UTME forms on Aug. 31

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) says arrangement has been concluded for the sale of its 2016 application documents. This is contained in a statement by the board’s Head of Information, Dr Fabian Benjamin and made available to newsmen on Monday in Lagos.

`I will not resign’, says Guatemalan president amid graft allegation

Guatemalan President, Otto Perez, dismissed corruption allegations, saying on Sunday that he would not stand down, in spite of pressures and calls for his impeachment as a presidential election looms.
In a recorded address that was televised to the nation, an Perez said he had received no money from the customs racket to which investigators have linked him.

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