Abducted octogenarian professor found dead in Benin
BENIN—PROFESSOR Anthony Edosomwan, a retired lecturer at Ambrose Ali University, AAU, who was abducted recently, has been found dead around Ogida Quarters, Benin, the Edo State capital.
Update: Two men, two women blew themselves up in Maiduguri
Twelve people were killed Wednesday evening after four suicide bombers struck in the regional capital of Maiduguri in northeast Nigeria, rescue workers told AFP.
CodeLagos: SystemSpecs, LASG invest in capacity development
SystemSpecs, one of Africa’s leading financial technology firms, in alliance with the Lagos State Government, is expanding the frontiers of technology by empowering young Lagosians to significantly contribute to the advancements of the future, through CodeLagos.
Lumure installs Gen Bajowa, wife as Ojagbulegun, Yeye Ojagbulegun of Ayeka Kingdom
The Ayeka community in Okitipupa Local Government came alive with pomp and celebration on Monday, the 13th November, 2017 as the Monarch of Ayeka kingdom, His Royal Majesty, Oba Bode Ayelomi and his council of chiefs rolled out the drums in celebration and investiture of notable Ikale personalities as Chiefs of Lumure, Ode Ayeka.
Spain to introduce video technology next season
Spain’s La Liga will use the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) system next season, the country’s football federation (RFEF) confirmed on Wednesday. “The president of the referee’s technical commission, Victoriano Sanchez Arminio, has informed all first division referees and assistant referees that video refereeing will be introduced to next season’s championship,” the RFEF said. Sanchez Arminio […]
Ashafa backs state of emergency in education sector
Senator Gbenga Ashafa, representing Lagos East Senatorial District has expressed support by concerned Nigerians for the need to declare State of Emergency in the education sector in the country.
