Japan’s flood: Death toll rises to 100
The rains may has stopped in Japan, but the country is facing a long recovery process after floods and landslides killed at least 87 people in the southwest.
S-East govs stop movement of cattle
SOUTH East governors met in Enugu yesterday, and resolved to stop movement of cattle in the zone.
Insecurity: Ethnic Nationalities demand security summit in two weeks
ETHNIC Nationalities in the country, including self-determination groups, Civil Society Organizations as well as professional and youth associations converged in Lagos recently to discuss the rising spate of killings across the country, especially the communal clashes, farmers/herders conflicts and attacks by bandits in Zamfara, Taraba, Adamawa, Kaduna, Benue, Kogi, Nasarawa, Plateau and across at least eight other states of the country.
TAL moves to boost local content in oil industry
Tropical Arctic Logistics, TAL, a Baywood company, weekend in Lagos launched its newly acquired six fleet of AW139 helicopter, S92 and a Challenger fixed wing business Executive Jet to boost Nigerian local content in the oil and gas industry.
Vanguard bags certificate for arts & culture coverage in Russia 2018
It was a moment of blaze of glory for Vanguard Newspapers in far away Russia, when the Nigerian Ambassador to Russia, Professor Steve Davies Ugbah, on behalf of the National Council for Arts & Culture, presented to Vanguard Newspapers a certificate of appreciation for its immense contribution to the success of the Cultural Support for the Super Eagles at the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia.
We won’t leave APC for our servants — R-APC chairman
National Chairman of Reformed All Progressives Congress, R-APC, a splinter within the ruling APC, Buba Galadima, has lashed out at leadership of the ruling party, describing them as mere servants who are attempting to lock out their landlord.
