Army arrests, parades 2 Boko Haram members, 15 others in Kogi
Lokoja—The Nigerian Army, yesterday in Lokoja, paraded 17 criminals, including two kingpins of the Boko Haram sect.
2 die in Lagos-Ibadan Expressway auto crashes
Two persons died, yesterday, in two separate accidents along the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, while three others sustained injuries.
Mile 12 Market: Why plan to relocate might fail again
THERE is probably no bonafide Lagos housewife who has not visited or heard of Mile 12, the depot market upon which thousands of households in the metropolis depend for fresh and cheap produce.
GOU gives scholarships to 19 Northern students
The Vice Chancellor of Godfrey Okoye University, Enugu, Prof. Christian Anieke, said no fewer than 19 students from the Northern part of the country have been awarded scholarship by the institution.
Sugar refineries struggle with backward integration
SUGAR manufacturers in the country are still struggling with their backward integration programme amidst likelihood that the massive drop in the volume of output three years ago may sustain upwards swing.
Southern govs’ wives vow to end female genital mutilation, others
SOUTHERN Governors’ Wives Forum (SGWF) has vowed to end the harmful practice of female genital mutilation by engaging relevant institutions and stakeholders to tackle the problem.
