Breaking: NYSC will not pay ransom for kidnapped Corps members – DG
Director-General, National Youth Service Corps, DG NYSC Brig. Gen. Shuaibu Ibrahim has cautioned corps members to avoid exposing themselves to be vulnerable to kidnapping and bandit attack, stating that the scheme will not pay ransom for any corps members kidnapped.
Farmers storm Ogun NUJ over seizure of 2,000 baskets of tomatoes
Farmers under the Fruits and vegetable growers and marketers association of Nigeria, on Monday, protested the seizure of 2000 baskets of tomatoes planted and harvested in Ijoun area of Yewa North local government of the state by the men of the Nigeria Customs service.
DR Congo unveils new government after seven-month delay
The Democratic Republic of Congo announced a coalition government Monday, seven months after the inauguration of new President Felix Tshisekedi.
Police, Army could ‘ve managed Taraba killing better, says CCC boss
The way and manner both the Nigerian Army (NA) and the Nigerian Police Force (NPF) managed the alleged killing of three Police detectives by some soldiers, early this month in Ibbi, Taraba State, leaves much to be desired, even as it affected the image of the two security agencies, says Air Commodore Yusuf Anas (Rtd).
Strinic quits AC Milan after one season blighted by heart scare
Croatian international defender Ivan Strinic has left AC Milan by mutual consent after just one season during which he never played after being diagnosed with a heart condition, the Italian club announced on Monday.
I’m still communicating with Ajimobi on policies –Gov. Makinde
Gov. Seyi Makinde of Oyo State says he has always been in constant communication with his predecessor, Sen. Abiola Ajimobi, over the past administration’s policies in the overall interest of the people.
