US-owned ship hit by missile off Yemen in latest attack
A missile struck a United States-owned cargo ship off the coast of Yemen on Monday, a British security agency and maritime risk company said, a day after Houthi rebels fired a cruise missile at an American destroyer.
Governors committed to ending banditry, terrorism, other crimes – Uba Sani
Kaduna State Governor, Uba Sani, has said the Nigerian governors are willing to cooperate with the military towards bringing an end to the war against banditry, terrorism, and other crimes across the country.
Driver, two passengers burnt beyond recognition in Anambra accident
“Seven persons, comprising four males and three females, were involved; three were killed while two were injured. The bodies of the deceased
IPOB denies kidnapping Imo monarch
THE Indigenous People of Biafra, IPoB, yesterday countered the alleged Imo State government claim that His Royal Majesty, Eze Samuel Agunwa Ohiri of Orodo, Mbaitoli Local Government of Imo state, was kidnapped by unknown gunmen.
Biden’s re-election bid won’t allow him end Israel-Gaza war — Bolaji Akinyemi
Akinyemi said, “The only country in the world that actually has the power to stop Israel is the United States, and the United States isn’t going to do that because of the electoral power of the Jews in the United States.”
Makinde pledges more support to families of fallen heroes
Gov. Seyi Makinde of Oyo State pledged on Monday to provide more support to the families of fallen heroes.
Japa: UK lists companies eligible to sponsor Nigerians’ work visa in 2024
The United Kingdom government has released a list of licensed companies and organisations that are approved to sponsor the relocation of skilled workers.
Sylvester Oromoni: Coroner’s findings to be released April 12
Findings from the coroner’s inquest into the death of Master Sylvester Oromoni Jnr., a 12-year-old student of Dowen College, Lekki, Lagos, will be made known on or before April 12.
FG’s N35,000 wage award to continue till minimum wage – NLC
“We are not starting the year with even the minimum wage; we have to look at the sanity and compliance of the agreement already entered into with the government”
Rep member, Alabi pays tribute to fallen heroes on Nigeria’s Armed Forces Remembrance Day
Hon Akin Alabi, renowned entrepreneur, philanthropist, and Member of the House of Representatives representing Egbeda/Ona Ara Federal constituency joins the nation in honoring the sacrifices and valor of Nigeria’s Armed Forces on this solemn occasion of Armed Forces Remembrance Day. In a poignant statement released today, Alabi expressed profound gratitude and admiration for the members […]
AFRD: FG promises better days for armed forces, veterans
The Federal Government has promised to ensure better days for military personnel, veterans, and their families.
Edo Deputy Gov, Shaibu’s vehicle vandalised
“They started shooting. We ran for safety and they went to where we parked the bus and destroyed it”
Family of seven die in Kano fire inferno
No fewer than seven members of the same family perished in a midnight fire outbreak recorded in Tudun Wada, Nassarawa Local Government area of Kano State.
‘Policemen not permitted to search citizens’ phones’ – Lagos CP warns
He said, “If you feel you have been cheated by a policeman or a policeman engaged in corruption, kindly report the policeman to his DPO. If the DPO is not forthcoming, report to the Area Commander.”
Japa: Why Canada, like UK, mulls ban on foreign students from bringing dependants
The Canadian government is considering prohibiting foreign students from bringing their family members to Canada, just like the policy the United Kingdom adopted and started implementing on January 1, 2024.
Why many judgements should not get to Supreme Court – Ozekhome
“The supreme court today spared no words, they used legal and judicial koboko (cane) to flog the court of appeal for what they termed miscarriage of justice, perverse judgments.”
