4 soldiers, 22 terrorists die in Borno clash
By Kingsley Omonobi Abuja—Four soldiers and 22 Boko Haram terrorists died in a clash, when the terrorists attempted to over-run troops in Logomami, Borno State. A statement, confirming the incident, by Col Sani Usman said: “At 1a.m., today (Sunday), some suspected remnants of Boko Haram fighters attacked our troops at Logomani along Dikwa-Gambarou Road, Borno […]
My life, family in danger, says Ex-Rivers Assembly Leader
Dr Chidi Lloyd, a former Rivers House of Assembly member, has called on security agencies to protect his life and that of his family members that were allegedly in danger.
Clark condemns bombing of Bonny pipelines by Niger Delta Avengers
LEADER of the Pan-Niger Delta Coastal States Stakeholders’ Consultative Forum and former Federal Commissioner for Information, Chief Edwin Clark has condemned in very strong terms, the bombing of the Bonny Export( 48) inch pipeline on Friday by members of the Niger Delta Avengers.
Economic recession; a lesson for Nigeria – Obaseki
All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship candidate in Edo Godwin Obaseki says the present economic recession in the country is a lesson for Nigerians to think fast and secure a brighter future.
WHO begins search for new Director General
The World Health Organisation, WHO, has set in motion the process of electing a new Director General in to take over from the current Director General, Dr. Margaret Chan, was appointed in 2006 and will complete her second term on 30 June 2017. The new DG will assume office July 1, 2017.
Ekiti NASS hails Fayose, teachers over NECO’s first position
Members of the National Assembly (NASS) from Ekiti State have hailed the State Governor, Mr Ayodele Fayose on the State’s first position in this year’s National Examination Council (NECO) Senior Secondary Certificate Examination (SSCE), saying the feat was a confirmation of the governor’s total commitment to the return of Ekiti State lost glory in the education sector.
