Brig-Gen Boroh sack, an exit foretold
FORMER Coordinator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme, PAP, and Special Adviser to the President on Niger Delta, Brigadier-General Paul Boroh, sacked on Tuesday by President Muhammadu Buhari was not unaware that his head was on the cutting block for months running, but spirited attempts in his last days in office to stop the sword of Damocles were botched.
Kano Pillars not built around any player, says coach Ibrahim Musa
Although Junior Lokosa seems to be bearing the burden of finding the net alone at the moment, Coach Ahmed Musa will not agree that his team is a one-man team.
SystemSpecs’ Remita cleaned up fraud in Benue’s Payroll- Commissioner
Benue State Commissioner for Finance and Economic Planning, Mr David Olofu has revealed that the engagement of SystemSpecs’ Remita in managing the state’s salary payment has helped rid the payroll of fraud. He also apologised to workers in the state for the shortfalls witnessed in the payment of their January salaries.
Transparent, fairer’: FIFA gives VAR green light for World Cup
Video assistant referee technology (VAR) will make its debut at the World Cup in Russia this summer despite lingering opposition from within and outside football, FIFA president Gianni Infantino said Friday.
Lokomotiv regroup for Akhmat after Europa League flop
Russian league leaders Lokomotiv Moscow must switch their focus back to domestic league action on Sunday when they face Akhmat Grozny days after crashing out of the Europa League.
Oil prices jump, Brent hits approximately $70
Oil prices jumped on Friday, with Brent crude futures hitting their highest in more than two weeks as U.S. stock prices rose.
