FG tightens rules, warns appointees against foreign trips without SGF’s approval
By Omeiza Ajayi ABUJA: The Federal Government has tightened regulations guiding official foreign travels by government appointees, warning that none of its appointees will be allowed to embark on official trips abroad without prior approval from the Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation OSGF. The warning was contained in a circular […]
Salesgirl brutalised over over N400 fried meat
Lagos—The police, yesterday, charged a fairly-used clothes dealer, Sharon Okafor, 22, before a Lagos Magistrate’s Court, Igbosere, for allegedly assaulting and cutting a salesgirl in the face with ceramic plates.
Jonathan has no link with Avengers- N-Delta indigenes
Yenagoa—Concerned indigenes of the Niger Delta, under the aegis of Coalition of Niger Deltans for Justice and Development, CNDJD, yesterday, described as “an orchestrated lie,” the accusation levelled against former President Goodluck Jonathan that he is a sponsor of the Niger Delta Avengers, NDA.
How father, two brothers were macheted
ONITSHA—All is not well with members of Okudo family of Nkwelle village, Ogidi, in Idemili North Local Government Area of Anambra State as they are now bogged down with so many pains, including hospital bills, arising from a major attack.
Cleric allegedly inserts needles in akara for beggars
Lagos—A 50-year-old Muslim cleric, Mohammed Yusuf, and his daughter, Salamat, 18, were yesterday charged before a Tinubu Magistrate’s Court in Lagos, for attempted murder. They allegedly inserted needles in the Akaras (bean cakes) they distributed to beggars.
Nizamiye Hospital performs open heart surgery
Nizamiye Hospital, Abuja, has successfully carried out an open heart surgery.
