UEFA extraordinary congress, a first step towards possible new boss
The corruption affairs in football have not only hit the ruling body FIFA hard, but also affected the powerful European Confederation (UEFA), the report said.
Mother cannot stay permanently in son’s flat, rules German court
A German court ruled on Wednesday that the mother of a university student was not allowed to stay permanently at her son’s flat, if his flat mates do not want her there.
Court grants N5m bail to accused charged with raping minor
Magistrate W. B. Balogun sitting at an Igbosere Magistrates’ Court in Lagos on Wednesday granted a N5 million bail to 32- year-old Abeng Oji charged with defiling a six-year-old minor. Balogun also ordered the accused horticulturist to produce two sureties who must own properties supported with genuine Certificates of occupancy (C of O).
UNILAG student graduates with CGPA of 5.00
Mr Ayodele Daniel Dada, from the Department of Psychology, University of Lagos has emerged the best graduating student in the 2014/2015 sessions with a cumulative GPA of 5.00.
Mimiko’s achievements in Ondo is true transformation – Anyaoku
Former Secretary-General of the Commonwealth, Chief Emeka Anyaoku has described the achievements recorded by Ondo State governor, Olusegun Mimiko as true transformation while stressing that the country will realize its dreams if the kind of welfare services provided Ondo State Govt becomes a common sight in other part of the country.
Abuja residents advocate regulation of child adoption
Residents of Abuja have decried illegal ways people adopt children in the country and called on Government to regulate agencies involved in child adoption process.
