Owo Attack: Catholic Church to reopen Easter Sunday, after ten months of closure
Barely 10 months after gunmen gruesomely murdered 41 worshippers, at the St. Francis Catholic Church, Owo, Ondo state, the church would be reopened for worshippers on Easter Sunday
Ogun LP recommends ex-national spokesperson, 7 exco members for expulsion
The crisis in the Labour Party, LP, in Ogun State, on Friday, worsened as it recommended the expulsion of eight executive members of the party including its former Acting National Publicity Secretary, Abayomi Arabambi, the State Chairman, Michael Ashade and six others over alleged anti-party activities.
The Real Opportunity for Emerging Markets Isn’t in Oil—It’s in Tech
By Abdulquadir Babawale Aderinto As the world shifts towards a greener future, emerging markets must look beyond oil to technology as the next driver of economic growth. Artificial intelligence, cloud computing, networking, system administration, fintech, and space-tech are reshaping industries and creating new avenues for growth. Countries that recognize this shift and invest in tech […]
Varsity introduces intelligence assessment, plagiarism tests for final year students
“Project found to have more than 25 per cent of copying from other works will be cancelled and the student made to repeat the work, and pay another school fees”
Police nab 3 suspected ritualists with coffins in Abuja
The Police in the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, have arrested three suspects, Uluko Adukwu, 28, Salisu Aduh, 38, and Adams Halilu, 24 on suspicion of being ritualists.
Desist from debt collection, land matters — Arase warns Police officers
The Chairman of the Police Service Commission, Dr Solomon Arase (rtd) IGP, has warned personnel of the Nigerian Police Force to desist from involvement in issues of land matters and debt collection saying such issues are meant to be handly through alternative dispute resolution
