‘We feared airstrikes more than bandits’ — Oyo principal details 56-day ordeal in captivity
“The seventh week was the hardest for us all. That was when the troops increased their air raids. It was so intense that, at a point, the fear of the bandits became secondary,” she said.
Lagos CP allays fears over terror threat at Pan-Atlantic University, deploys drones
Commissioner ofPolice, Lagos State Command, CP Olohundare Jimoh, yesterday conducted an on-the-spot security assessment at Pan-Atlantic University, Lekki, following the circulation of a viral video showing two masked individuals emerging from a forest area adjoining the institution.
‘$300bn reconstruction aid, sanctions lift’ – US-Iran MoU details emerge
The following is the text of the US-Iran memorandum of understanding, as read out by a senior US official to reporters on Wednesday:
‘God will always be God’ — Alison-Madueke speaks after bribery acquittal in London
Former Minister of Petroleum Resources, Diezani Alison-Madueke, has reacted to her acquittal by a London court after bribery charges brought against her were dismissed.
World Cup: Why DR Congo’s famous statue fan is not available for opener
His absence will be felt by Congolese supporters as the Leopards make their long-awaited return to the World Cup stage against Cristiano Ronaldo-led Portugal.
‘Judicial rascality’ move to deregister ADC echoes June 12 annulment – Olajuyigbe
“Opposition is oxygen of democracy. I don’t know why we create anarchy; government agencies, the judiciary and politicians continue to set this country on edge”
