Thailand bans cheering at World Cup qualifier

Thailand's football association said Friday it would ban cheering at next month's World Cup qualifier against Australia as the nation mourns the death of King Bhumibol Adulyadej.
Visible Articles 5 10 15

Speed limiting device vendors can create 2m jobs — Vendors

The Chairman of Association of Accredited Speed Limiters Vendors in Nigeria, Alhaji Ibrahim Askirama, has disclosed that over two million jobs can be created by companies dealing on vehicle speed limiting device in the country in the next two years.

FG misses school feeding take-off target

Primary schools throughout Nigeria resumed for the first term of the current school year shortly after the Sallah holidays in September 2016, with many Nigerians eager to see the commencement of school feeding involving 5.5 million pupils nationwide.

Extra-marital affairs rock 31-yr-old marriage

LAGOS—A trader, Mrs Funmilayo Okeeyi, has explained to an Igando Customary Court in Lagos, why she followed her husband’s brother to a hotel, which is now threatening her 31-year-old marriage to Mr. Kolawole Okeeyi.

IPOB lauds SNPA on call to release agitators

The Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, and its Directorate of State, DOS, yesterday described as a welcome development, the call by Southern Nigeria Peoples Assembly, SNPA, on President Muhammadu Buhari to release its leader and Director of Radio Biafra, Mr. Nnamdi Kanu, and other Biafra activists detained by the Federal Government.

Kayo-Kayo is religious, cultural festival — Olu Epe

The Olu Epe of Epe Kingdom, Oba Shefiu Olatunji Adewale, has said that the ongoing Kayokayo festival is an annual religious and cultural festival cum carnival observed by the descendants of Oba Kosoko, who inhabited the area notably referred to as Eko-Epe in Epe.

Monarchs to Delta govt: Stop creation of new kingdoms

ASABA—DELTA State Traditional Rulers Council has called on the state government to stop the creation of new kingdoms in the state and installation of unauthorized persons as traditional rulers without recourse to the law.

Ondo PDP: Mired in legal fisticuffs

THIRTY-SIX days to the governorship election in Ondo state, the ruling Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, is still encumbered by legal battles that have unsettled major players.

Delta APC rumble: Issues as Kachikwu takes charge

IT was not surprising that the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, SGF, Engr, Babachir Lawal, at a fence-mending meeting, October 10 in Abuja, gave the Minister of State (Petroleum), Dr. Ibe Kachikwu, the imprimatur to take his position as leader of the All Progressives Congress, APC, in Delta State, being that he is the highest political office holder from the state.

Rohr goes tough on ‘vacation players’

Gernot Rohr has said he will not pick players he describes as “vacation players” who have failed to fight for first-team places after two invitations.

FG vs Shell: Court adjourns till Dec 8

A Federal High Court sitting in Lagos, yesterday, adjourned till December 8, 2016, to hear the suit by the Federal Government against Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nig. Limited and its subsidiary, Shell Western Supply and Trading Limited, over alleged crude oil theft.

Exit mobile version