4 arrested for attempted robbery, illegal arm possession

LAGOS—Operatives of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad, SARS, Ikeja, Lagos, are currently investigating four men over allegation of armed robbery and illegal possession of arms. The suspects, identified as William Essien, dismissed soldier, 38; Adah Ojoo, commercial motorcyclist; Victor Etim, who claimed to be an official of Man O’ War and Monday Eguoaje, were arrested over alleged attempt to rob a man driving a Toyota Rav 4 vehicle around Iyana-Ipaja area of Lagos State, after they allegedly trailed him victim from Sango area of Ogun State.
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NCAA tasks information officers on accident reporting

Director General of the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, NCAA, Captain Muhtar Usman has cautioned information managers and Public Relations officers at the country’s airports to do a critical review of information dissemination during accidents and incidents.

WAEC fees stoppage: Opposition tackles Ajimobi

Ibadan—The decision of Governor Abiola Ajimobi of Oyo State to stop payment of West African Examination Council fees for final year students in public secondary schools has pitched him against his political opponents in Accord and the Peoples Democratic Party.

Flood: Anambra mobilizes against disaster

Awka—FOLLOWING predictions that many states in the country, including Anambra, would be affected by flood disaster this rainy season, the Anambra State Emergency Management Agency, SEMA says it has taken necessary proactive measures to minimize the envisaged adverse effects. The executive secretary of SEMA, Chief Paul Odenigbo had already begun a sensitization tour of 10 flood-prone local government areas of the state to prepare the minds of the people on the impending disaster.

No crisis in Delta APC — Chairman

Delta State chairman of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Jones Erue, yesterday, dismissed reports of a crisis in the state chapter of the party.

ITF takes vocational training to IDPs camps

The Director-General of the Industrial Training Fund, ITF, Mrs. Juliet Chukkas-Onaeko, has expressed concern over the increase in the number of unemployed youths in the country, saying the agency was set to train 1,000 youths from the 36 states of the federation to address the trend.

Centre offers free treatment for 50 VVF victims in Bauchi

The National Obstetric Fistula Centre in Ningi Local Government Area of Bauchi State, has concluded arrangements to offer free surgical service to fifty Vesico Virginal Fistula VVF victims in the state, beginning next Monday.

Okagbare on course for 100m gold

Blessing Okagbare-Ighoteguonor kept her title hopes alive yesterday as she won her heat, with 11.07seconds in the women’s 100m at the IAAF World Champions-hips in Beijing, China.

How online marketplace drives e-commerce growth in Nigeria

Nigeria’s Information and Communications Technology, ICT sector contributes about 8.4 per cent to the gross domestic product, GDP. This sector in turn contributes significantly in driving the trade sector which has grown to about 16.4 per cent according to the 2014 data from the Nigerian Bureau of Statistics.

PDP moves to avoid acrimonious party primaries in Kogi

The national leadership of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, has put measures in place to avoid a rancorous primary in Kogi State.
PDP has been in power in the state since 2003 when Alhaji Ibrahim Idris defeated the then incumbent, Prince Abubakar Audu, of the defunct All Nigerian Peoples Party in a tense election.

Buhari to canvass for foreign investment at Commonwealth Forum

To further boost his regimes international economic exposure President Muhammadu Buhari is expected to lead Nigeria to the first forum of the Commonwealth Enterprise and Investment Council (CWEIC) holding alongside the meeting of the Commonwealth Heads of Government, CHOGM in Malta, November 2015.

DPR shuts 39 filling stations in Benue, Nasarawa

The Department of Petroleum Resources, DPR, has sealed off 39 filling stations in parts of Benue and Nasarawa states for alleged over-pricing and under-dispensing of petroleum products to unsuspecting members of the public.

Blessed are the propagandists

BISHOP Matthew Hassan Kukah, the Catholic Bishop of Sokoto Diocese has almost been buried in a pile of criticism. This followed his comments as a spokesperson of the National Peace Committee, on the war against corruption. If the cerebral Bishop has erred, I plead he be forgiven. After all, to err is human, to forgive is divine. Having known the Bishop for several years, I want to testify that he has no inheritance in the House of Jonathan.

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