Troops raze houses in Bayelsa communities over killing of 4 soldiers
SOLDIERS hunting for suspected pirates that killed four soldiers at a creek in Bayelsa State, Sunday, have reportedly invaded Letugbene and Bilabiri riverine communities in Ekeremor Local Government Area, razing several houses and forcing villagers to flee their homes.
FIFA 2018 WCQ: It’s going to be tough – Broos
Cameroon coach, Hugo Broos foresees a very tough match today between his wards and the Super Eagles in Uyo.
Tasks before new Lagos CP, Edgal
AS Mr. Imohimi Edgal, yesterday, assumed duty as the new Commissioner of Police in Lagos State, the cosmopolitan city that rarely goes to sleep, no doubt, has peculiarities that call for special attention.
NASS fully committed to Buhari’s vision for transport sector-Ashafa
The Chairman Senate Committee on Land Transport, Senator Gbenga Ashafa has stated that the National Assembly is committed to the success of President Muhammadu Buhari’s vision for the transport sector which would be beneficial to all Nigerians.
UNPAID SUBSIDY: NUPENG rejects planned mass sack by marketers
THE Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers, NUPENG, yesterday rejected threat by Petroleum oil marketers to embark on mass sack of workers, over unpaid subsidy claims, warning the oil marketers not to use workers as scapegoats.
Hajj 2017: Death toll of Nigerian pilgrims rises to 7
The number of Nigerian pilgrims, who have died at the current Hajj exercise has risen from five to seven, officials have stated.
