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DOG SAGA: Case not connected to President – POLICE

Lagos—Assistant Inspector-General of Police in charge-of zone 2, Onikan, Mr Abdulmajid Ali, yesterday, clarified that the recent arrest of Joe Chinakwe, the man who named his dog Buhari, by the Ogun state Police command, had nothing to do with President Muhammadu Buhari.

The unravelling of #BBOG

GOD bless the soul of Senator Abraham Adesanya on the other side of eternity.There was no one who stayed around the late good old man for long that would not remember his depth of Yoruba philosophy with his wisecracks and anecdotes.

Urhobo Solidarity Forum scores Delta high at 25

ASABA—NATIONAL Chairman of Urhobo Solidarity Forum, USF, Chief Smith Asohro, has said that Delta State has every reason to celebrate in its 25th anniversary, insisting that despite the initial challenges, the state has done well both in human and infrastructural development.

Again, Borno IDPs protest poor method of feeding in camps

MAIDUGURI—Less than 24 hours after Alhaji Aliko Dangote and a popular world musician, Mr. Paul David Hewson, popularly known as Bono, visited IDP camps in Maiduguri, the Borno State capital, hundreds of aggrieved Internally Displaced Persons, IDPs, from Bakassi camp, yesterday, stormed the streets in protest, barricading Maiduguri-Biu road in the metropolis.

Prevail on govt to ensure rule of law, DDM urges NBA

Doing Democracy Movement Nigeria, DDM, has called on the Nigerian Bar Association, NBA, led by Mr Abubakar Mahmoud, SAN, to ensure that the new Bar, as an integral part of civil society organisation, should insist that the rule of law predominates in the activities of government.

Amoo back to labour market

Assistant coach of the U-23 national team, Fatai Amoo is back to the labour market. The coach who returned from the just-concluded Rio Olympic Games with the bronze-winning national U-23 team has confirmed that his contract with the Nigeria Football Federation expired after the 2016 Rio Olympic Games.

Mass sack looms at National Hospital, Abuja

LAGOS— Indications emerged, yesterday, that embattled National Hospital Abuja, NHA, may face imminent exodus of doctors, following management’s decision to disengage some of its resident doctors.

Rio: Editors rue Nigeria’s poor outing, urge return to grassroots

THE Guild of Nigerian Sports Editors has described as unfortunate the country’s poor performance at the just concluded Rio 2016 Olympic Games, saying it showed that the country learnt nothing from the woeful outing at the London 2012 edition of the Games.

Bizman appeals judgment discharging suspect

ONITSHA—An Nnewi-based businessman, Mr. Bertrand Onwunzo has appealed against the judgement of an Nnewi Magistrate’s court presided over by magistrate Erinne O.N for setting free a security staff of the court.

Ambode appoints Subair new LIRS boss

Lagos—Governor Akinwunmi Ambode of Lagos State has nominated Mr. Ayodele Hamzat Subair for confirmation by the State House of Assembly as the Chairman of the Lagos State Internal Revenue Service (LIRS).

Galaxy Backbone, Ericsson reach deal on anti-terrorism ICT deployment

ABUJA—Galaxy Backbone, the Information and Communications Technology shared services provider of the Federal Government, has reached a deal with Ericsson Nigeria to design and deploy ICT-based solutions and services to fight terrorism and other security threats in the country.

YEDI empowers 4,000 students against malaria, HIV

In its bid to constructively engage children and young adults during the holiday, the Youth Empowerment and Development Initiative, YEDI, has sensitized over 4,000 students about prevention of endemic diseases such as malaria and HIV.

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