SENATE President Bukola Saraki said yesterday that with the death of ex-Cuban President, Fidel Castro Ruz, the end of an eventful era in international politics has come.

Contrary to reports that the late human rights lawyer, Fred Agbaje died in London, it was clarified yesterday that he breath his last at the University Teaching Hospital, LUTH, Idi-Araba, Lagos after a battle with an undisclosed ailment.

Australia and Nigeria have shared institutions which derive in large part from our shared colonial heritage and aspirations

ENUGU-based African Heritage Institution, AHI, said weekend, it has equipped 40 university lecturers with relevant skills needed to proffer solutions to the country’s economic recession.

Chief of Army Staff, COAS, Lieutenant General Yusuf Buratai, has disclosed that the Nigerian Army Council has approved the establishment of the 8th Army Division in Sokoto.

The UK Independent Police Complaints Commission, IPCC, has launched fresh investigations into the original London Metropolitan Police case officers involved in the James OnanefeIbori case.

VIOLENCE rampages large parts of Nigeria and most of Africa. Generations are born into violence who grow from innocence to stoking its wild fires. A cross section of people including diplomats, intellectuals, journalists, retired generals and representatives of the Chief of Army Staff and the Inspector General of Police gathered in Abuja, seeking a solution.

WITH 244,842 votes, Mr. Rotimi Akeredolu, SAN, of the All Progressives Congress, APC, was, yesterday, declared by the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, as the winner of Saturday’s governorship election.

ARE we in the weird season when only weird things happen? Do weird things deserve solution? Are we in the season when conflagration is quenched by conflagration? Is there any logicality in the illogicality that only fire can put out fire, not water from firefighters?