FA chief expects Premier League to introduce VAR
English Football Association chief executive Martin Glenn expects the Premier League to embrace video assistant referees (VAR) after the system’s permanent use was approved by football lawmakers.
NIMASA N3.4bn fraud: Court adjourns trial to March 27
The ongoing trial of a former Director-General of NIMASA, Patrick Akpolobokemi, charged with N3.4 billion fraud was on Monday in Lagos adjourned until March 27 following an argument over admissibility of a document.
More troubles for PDP as Adedoja approaches court for accelerated hearing of his suit
ABUJA-Less than a week after the defection of foundation members of the Peoples Democratic Party including Professors Tunde Adeniran and Jerry Gana to the Social Democratic Party (SDP); another chieftain of the party, Professor Taoheed Adedoja has approached a federal High Court sitting in Abuja, seeking an accelerated hearing of the suit he filed against the election of Prince Uche Secondus as the national chairman of the party.
NSCDC nabs 12 oil thieves, impounds 10 trucks with stolen products
PORT HARCOURT: The operatives of the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps, NSCDC, have arrested 12 suspected pipeline vandals and oil thieves in different parts of Rivers State.
Dickson receives Buratai, urges him to help make Bayelsa foremost tourist, economic hub
The Bayelsa state Governor, Hon. Henry Seriake Dickson has urged the Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Col. Tukur Yusuf Buratai, who is on a working visit to the state to help make Bayelsa the foremost tourist and economic hub.
Court sacks Oba of Egbe
A Kogi State High Court sitting in Isanlu, headquarters of Yagba East Local government area has sacked the Oba of Egbe, Abiodun Agbana for mounting the throne wothout lack of constitution power
