Frot Group congratulates Pinnick
President FROT Group Frank Momoh has congratulated the Nigeria Football Federation president Amaju Pinnick on his recent election as a member of the Confederation of African Football Executive Committee.
Inter-tribal marriages: Do they work?
EVERY thought of her new beau Uche had Osariemen bubbling with excitement. Uche, a 31-year-old, hails from the southeast, Anambra State precisely; while Osariemen, 26, hails from the south-south, Edo to be precise. They were practically falling head over heels for each other. Eight months into their relationship, Osariemen succumbed to Uche’s request to meet her father.
Rivers govt sets up 15- man c’ttee for second anniversary
A 15- man committee has been approved by the Rivers State Executive Council for the second anniversary of Governor Nyesom Wike’s administration.
Lawyers, rights groups condemn protest against Amnesty Int’l
Lawyers and civil rights groups have continued to condemn the siege laid to thes Abuja office of Amnesty International, with Chief Mike Ozekhome, SAN, supporting the rights group for its work in Nigeria.
Ease of doing business: Presidency effects visa-free policy
As part of measures to attract foreign investors and guarantee ease of doing business in Nigeria, the Federal Government has approved processing of visas within 48 hours and given waivers to some countries.
Alleged murder by lawyer: State counsel weeps in court
THE Principal State Counsel in the Oyo State Ministry of Justice, Mrs Adewumi Stella Oyeniran broke down in tears as she testified in the on-going trial instituted against a woman lawyer, Mrs Yewande Oyediran.
Probe alleged helicopter supplies to herdsmen —Delta lawmaker
A member of Delta State House of Assembly, representing Ethiope East Local Government Area, Chief Evance Ivwurie, has again called on security agencies to properly investigate the claim by villagers that an unidentified helicopter was allegedly dropping supplies to herdsmen at Ovre-Eku/Abraka axis in his constituency.
DELSU VC shuns Delta Assembly’s invitation
THE management of Delta State University, Abraka, has shunned an invitation by the state House of Assembly to investigate alleged withholding of a degree result of a graduated student and unjustified expulsion of two female students by the university.
Apple launches iPhone 7 Red to help fight AIDS
Apple on Monday launched the Red Special Edition of the iPhone7 and the iPhone 7 plus to support the fight against HIV/AIDs in Africa.
238 Rivers schools receive lab equipment, N200,000 for SSCE
Over 238 secondary schools in Rivers State have received science laboratory equipment and N200,000 each from the state government in view of the forth coming Senior Secondary Certificate Examinations, SSCE.
Delta govt trains 1,700 caterers for school feeding
AHEAD of the take-off of the National Home Grown School Feeding Programme, NHGSFP, for public primary schools in Delta State, the state government has commenced the training of over 1,700 caterers targeted at feeding over 433,000 pupils in the state’s public primary school.
