Five things learnt from Premier League transfers

Arsene Wenger left it late again to rush through transfers on the final day of trading and the jury is out on whether his new boys will finally bring a title. While Arsenal chief executive Ivan Gazidis said the squad was good enough to win the Premiership, Arsenal are only eighth after three games. Wenger ended up outlaying more than £50 million (60 million euros/$66 million) for striker Lucas Perez, a player they apparently earlier discounted, and German defender Shkodran Mustafi, who has yet to nail down a regular place in the German national side. Wenger is in the last year of his contract and his future could largely depend on if these two -- along with Granit Xhaka and Rob Holding -- provide the last pieces of a Premier League winning side puzzle.
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Delhi women’s minister sacked for ‘sex tape’

The Delhi women’s minister has been sacked after a ‘sex video’ showing him kissing two women was leaked to the media, in the latest scandal involving the Indian capital’s government.

Principal players in Niger crises shun Commission of Inquiry

The three principal characters in the recent clash between the military and civilians in Bosso Local Government Area of Niger State, yesterday, shunned the Judicial Commission of Inquiry which started its sitting in Minna, the state capital.

We do more for Nigeria than foreign airlines – Onyema

Air Peace’s plan to cover more local routes and operate international flights has received a huge boost with the delivery of the new aircraft it recently acquired.
Chairman/Chief Executive Officer of the airline, Chief Allen Onyema told reporters in Lagos that the airline embarked on the acquisition of more aircraft to service local market and international routes it recently got approval for.

Hajj commission boss didn’t steal from pilgrims—CSGGG

Civil Society Group for Good Governance, CSGGG, yesterday, faulted the recent allegation of N1.7 billion against the Chairman of National Hajj Commission of Nigeria, NAHCON, Alhaji Abdullahi Mohammed, describing it as the handiwork of his enemies.

S-East govs’ wives vow to work together for progress of Ndigbo

Wives of South-East governors and some prominent women leaders from the zone have ended their meeting in Owerri, Imo State and agreed to work together for the progress of the South-East people in particular and Nigeria in general, stating that their coming together was also to compliment the effort of their male counterparts who had earlier met in Owerri for the same goal of uniting for development and growth of the zone.

Constituents deserve stewardship report— Osanebi

The Deputy Speaker, Delta State House of Assembly, Mr. Friday Osanebi, has said it was necessary for politicians to give report of stewardship to constituents for them to feel involved in governance.

Soldiers kill 2 suspected kidnappers in Abia

Soldiers attached to the 144 Battalion, Asa Ukwa West council area of Abia State have killed two kidnappers as their gang made to escape from a foiled kidnap operation at Umukanma village in Ugwunagbo council area.

Labour to Buhari: Civil servant hungry, angry

Association of Senior Civil Servants of Nigeria, ASCSN, yesterday, pleaded with the Federal Government to take urgent steps and pay thousands of civil servants their outstanding salaries and allowances, lamenting that the workers were hungry and passing through very hard times.

11 new model boarding schools to begin operation in Bayelsa

IN a bid to raise the standard of education in the state, Bayelsa State deputy governor, Rear Admiral Gboribiogha John-Jonah (retd), has said that the state government will reintroduce boarding facilities in the public school system with the planned take off of 11 new model boarding schools in September.

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