Army dismisses alleged mutiny threats as false alarm, reaffirms commitment to troops’ welfare
By Kingsley Omonobi The Nigerian Army has dismissed as false and misleading an online report alleging that soldiers were planning a mutiny over poor salaries, allowances and welfare conditions, insisting that the Army leadership remains firmly committed to the welfare, discipline and professionalism of its personnel. The denial was contained in a statement issued by […]
Adeyanju to FG: Appeasing bandits amounts to financing terrorism indirectly
Human rights lawyer and activist, Mr. Deji Adeyanju, has slammed the federal government over what he termed continued appeasement of bandits, saying it amounts to indirect financing of terrorism.
Video: Lagosians scoop diesel as tanker overturns on Liverpool Bridge
Videos showed locals grabbing jerrycans and containers of all shapes and sizes to scoop the fuel spilling from the tanker on the bridge
Fire razes Abuja furniture market, as ₦1.8bn property saved
A major fire outbreak on Sunday morning gutted parts of the Kugbo Furniture Market in Abuja before firefighters from the Federal Fire Service and other emergency responders brought the inferno under control after several hours of intense firefighting.
Residents scoop fuel as a diesel tanker falls at Tincan Liverpool Bridge
Witnesses said the tanker capsized during Monday’s early morning rush hour, with traffic management officials absent from the scene when the incident was first reported.
‘I never felt like a world-class coach’, says Jurgen Klopp
“My role with the coaches is to be the guy I never had. I sat in my office very, very, very often, very, very, very alone.
