Monk removed as head of Chinese temple amid sex probe
The former head of China's government-run Buddhist association has been removed as abbot of a Beijing temple following a sexual assault investigation, officials said.
2019: Fresh facts on why INEC was robbed of N45.6bn
BARELY twenty- four hours after the the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC on Tuesday bowed to the National Assembly by agreeing with the approved N143bn 2019 elections budgetary request adopted on Monday by the joint committee of the Senate and the House of Representatives, fresh facts are emerging on why the electoral umpire lost out of N45.6 billion.
Ghana to give Kofi Annan state burial, body arrives 10 September
The body of Kofi Annan, the late former secretary-general of the United Nations, will arrive in Ghana on September 10, the government has announced.
Petroleum tanker drivers ground Calabar port operations, EPZ
Petroleum tanker drivers have grounded operations at the Calabar port bringing port and businesses to a halt at the Calabar Export Processing Zone, EPZ, following indiscriminate parking while waiting to load petroleum products from over 10 numerous tank farms around and within the EPZ.
Stakeholders fault claims on under-utilisation of Warri port
Some stakeholders have faulted claims that insecurity is part of the reason why the port in Warri is presently under utilised.
Imo APC crisis: Senator Araraume denies joining APGA
Senator Ifeanyi Araraume, one of the governorship contender under the Imo state, All Progressives Congress, APC, Thursday said he has not joined the All Progressives Grand Alliance, APGA, in the state, to actualize his 2019 ambition
