DIPF donates ultra-modern classrooms across southeast states
De Imperial Philanthropic Family (DIPF), under the leadership of its National President, High Chief Dr. Sir Darlington Nwabunike, has reinforced its commitment to educational development in Southeast Nigeria with the donation of five ultra-modern classroom blocks and the expansion of its scholarship programme.
Spain tame France, qualify for World Cup final with 2-0 win
Spain beat favourites France 2-0 on Tuesday to reach the World Cup final thanks to a penalty from Mikel Oyarzabal and a goal from Pedro Porro.
Police launch manhunt for killers of Lagos NURTW secretary, Ajiboye
Lagos Police Command has commenced an intensive manhunt for yet-to-be-identified gunmen who shot dead the Organising Secretary of the National Union of Road Transport Workers, NURTW, Toba Ajiboye, popularly called Toba Ijaya, along the Ikorodu road in Lagos.
Nigeria, US deepen defence ties to tackle terrorism, regional threats
Oluyede gave the assurance during a courtesy visit by the United States Assistant Secretary for African Affairs, Mr Frank Garcia, to the Defence Headquarters, Abuja.
Court stops FG from retiring education directors after eight years
The National Industrial Court of Nigeria has ruled that teachers and education officers who become directors in the Federal Civil Service cannot be compulsorily retired after spending eight years in office, declaring that they are entitled to remain in service until they attain 65 years of age or complete 40 years of pensionable service.
Police confirm murder of youth leader in fresh Benue attack
The Command, in a statement by its spokesperson, DSP Udeme Edet, who confirmed the attack, stated that the incident occurred in the early hours of Tuesday when the assailants stormed the community and opened fire on residents.
