After six-year Ekpo Nta leaves ICPC
The Chairman of the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC), Mr. Ekpo Nta, on Tuesday bowed out of the commission after a six-year stint.
Soldiers invade Abia NUJ office
OVER 20 overzealous soldiers involved in the python dance [Egwu Eke] of the Nigerian army derailed from the security maintenance of the programme, left their convoy to invade the Secretariat of the Abia State Council of Nigerian Union of Journalists at No. 1 Aba Road Umuahia and assaulted some journalists.
Inequalities: World Bank, experts charge African leaders on research, policy, implementation
The World Bank and experts in education system have called on African Leaders to pay greater attention to research, policy and practice in their countries to address inequalities and reduce poverty level in the continent.
We ‘re anxious about Buhari’s health – Ghanaian president
PRESIDENT Nana Addo Kufuor, of Ghana Tuesday told President Muhammadu Buhari that West African leaders were worried and anxious when he was on medical vacation in London, the United Kingdom.
Nigeria to face Mali as WAFU adjust fixtures
The West African Football Union (WAFU) has effected adjustment in fixtures of the 2017 WAFU Cup of Nations competition, the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) said on Tuesday in Abuja.
Iraq condemns to death Russian jihadist captured in Mosul
An Iraqi court on Tuesday sentenced to death by hanging a Russian man captured in Mosul after finding him guilty of fighting for the Islamic State group, in the first ruling of its kind.
