Egypt’s Sisi pardons two Al-Jazeera journalists
Egypt's President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi on Wednesday pardoned the jailed Canadian journalist with Al-Jazeera television, Mohamed Fahmy, and his colleague Baher Mohamed, along with 100 prisoners, the presidency and official media reported
How NAPTIP uncovered human traffic syndicate
The National Agency for the Prohibition Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP) has bust an human trafficking syndicate.
OPEC forecasts rise in oil price to $80 in 2020
THE Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, OPEC, said that oil price will rise gradually to $80 a barrel in 2020 as supply growth outside the group weakens, a slower recovery than several member nations have said they need.
Army officer shoots musician in Lagos
LAGOS— Doctors in New Nigeria Hospital at Kirikiri area of Lagos State, are currently battling to save the life of a young artiste who was shot by a yet- to -be-identified Army officer, last Wednesday morning.
Fire guts Lagos inland revenue hqtrs
For the second time in two days, fire yesterday gutted a major government office when section of the Lagos Inland Revenue Service, LIRS, headquarters in Alausa, Ikeja Secretariat was razed.
Osun students protest 9-month closure of schools
Osogbo—Students of Osun State government-owned tertiary institutions, yesterday for over an hour, prevented the deputy governor, Mrs. Grace Laoye-Tomori from entering the Abeere Government Secretariat while protesting the continued closure of their campuses.
