Enviable, quick justice delivery, our commitment —Lagos AG
Lagos State Attorney- General and Commissioner for Justice, Mr. Adeniji Kazeem has promised that the state will continue to give out its best in terms of justice delivery to its citizens.
AFN administrators should always make wide consultation, says Gora
A retired sports administrator, Elias Gora, has advised administrators of the Athletics Federation of Nigeria (AFN) to always consult with stakeholders as they prepare for the upcoming 2018 Commonwealth Games.
Balotelli blasts Nigerian-born Tony Iwobi, Italy’s far-right, first black senator
Italian international footballer Mario Balotelli has blasted the country’s first black senator, who was elected in Sunday’s general ballot for the far-right, anti-immigrant League party.
UNDP trains over 150 displaced persons on entrepreneurship skills in northeast
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Country Director, Samuel Bwalya said over 150 displaced youths, women and men from the crises ridden northeast have received training in various entrepreneurship skills, competences and behaviours.
No parent will send his daughter back to that school, says parent of missing Dapchi girls
Boko Haram’s abduction of 110 girls in northeast Nigeria has prompted fresh fears about safety at schools, nearly four years after a similar kidnapping led to promises of better security.
Woman jailed for a year for slapping children’s teacher
A French court sentenced a mother of five to a year behind bars for slapping one of her children’s teachers in the face, prosecutors said Wednesday, confirming a penalty seen as unusually harsh.
Photos: 48 suspected Armed Robbers from Niger State
48 suspected Armed Robbers from Niger State
PSG defeat prompts questions over Qatar soft-power effort
Paris Saint-Germain’s latest bruising exit from the European football Champions League may have been particularly painful for two men watching among the almost 50,000-strong crowd at Parc des Princes.
Senate vindicates NDLEA on sack of 71 officers
ABUJA – The Senate has laid to rest the lingering case of 71 officers of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA, who were disengaged from the services of the agency in 2007.
Power: FG rolls out 10,000 minigrids to electrify rural communities
Determined to address electricity challenge confronting the nation, the Federal Government has completed arrangements to roll out 10,000 minigrids in order to support electrification of underserved communities in Nigeria.
Leicester deny Mahrez has retired after bizarre Facebook post
Leicester City confirmed on Wednesday that star forward Riyad Mahrez is not quitting football after a bizarre post appeared on the player’s Facebook page announcing he was retiring.
Buhari receives FIFA World Cup trophy, CHAN Eagles, Winter Olympics Representatives
PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari, Wednesday, received the World Cup trophy from FIFA Governing Board ahead of the 2018 World Cup in Russia at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.
Buhari’s APC got paying lip service to Nigeria’s security challenge – Fayose
Governor of Ekiti State, Ayo Fayose has alleged that the continued insulgents’ activities in the country is a manifestation of internal aggression and not external one as everyone would believe.
Court sets aside expulsion of Novena varsity students
A High Court of Justice sitting in Ogwashi Uku, Delta state has set aside the expulsion of two students of Novena University, Ogume.
Gov. Okowa resumes town hall meeting
Delta State, Governor Ifeanyi Okowa on Wednesday resumed the series of town hall meeting with a no holds barred interface with the people of Ethiope east at Isiokolo and ukwuani at Obiaruku.
Sunday Igboho distances self from any ties with alleged assassin, Ade Lawyer
Nigerian politician and businessman, Chief Sunday Adeyemo famously known as Sunday Igboho has distanced himself from all criminal acts and having any relationship with suspected assassin, Adeola Williams, famously known as Ade Lawyer.
