Apo 6: Judgment step in right direction – CSOs
Some civil society organisations on Thursday described the conviction of two policemen involved the killing of six traders in Apo, Abuja in 2005 as victory for tenacity and democracy.
Students of FSTC showcase inventions for national development
Students of some Federal Science and Technical Colleges (FSTC) have commended the Federal Ministry of Education for the platform given to them to exhibit their innovations.
Beggar drugged infant to death
A rent-a-baby beggar, Hafsa Asirinka Ibrahim, has appeared before an Ebute Meta Chief Magistrates’ Court, Lagos, for allegedly drugging a baby to death.
Zamfara Govt. to review policy on security
Zamfara State Government says it will review its policy on security as part of measures to address security challenges in the state.
22 to bag First Class as UNICAL graduates 13,347 on Saturday
A total of 22 students would bag First Class degrees during the 30th convocation ceremony of the University of Calabar (UNICAL) on Saturday, the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Zana Akpagu, has said.
Bill to prohibit gas flaring passes second reading at Senate
The Bill for an Act to Prohibit Flaring of Natural Gas in Nigeria and Other Matters, 2017, passed second reading at the Senate on Thursday.
