Duke of Edinburgh tasks youths on Nigeria’s future
LAGOS—Secretary General, the Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award Foundation, Mr John May, has said the future of Nigeria was in the youths.
U-17 AFCON: NFF protests Eaglets’ ouster
Following alleged under-hand tactics by Niger Republic football officials in the U-17 African Cup of Nations qualifier in Niamey, Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) will officially protest to the continental soccer ruling body CAF.
Court orders IG, Police to disclose info on classification of records
Abuja—A Federal High Court in Abuja has ordered the Nigerian Police and Inspector General of Police to disclose to Media Rights Agenda, MRA, information relating to practices and procedures for the classification of records and documents held by the Police.
Olympic Eagles’ sacrifice gave Nigeria medal, says Danagogo
Tammy Danagogo, immediate past Minister of Sports, says Olympic Eagles’ efforts and sacrifice in the midst of nothing is responsible for their victory in the just concluded Rio Olympics.
Don’t stifle diplomatic practice
President Muhammadu Buhari entered the Aso Rock, Nigeria’s seat of power unencumbered. His election was also devoid of the rancour that characterised past elections in Nigeria. As a result of this, the problem of legitimacy did not arise at all. What a lucky president.
Vaccine shortage threatens yellow fever response – WHO
Limited supplies of the yellow fever vaccine is stalling full response efforts to the yellow fever outbreak in parts of Africa. It takes six months to develop the vaccine.
