The Akwa Ibom State police command on Monday confirmed the arrest of a member of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Odume Paschaline, who allegedly hacked her young man to death in the state. Upon being interrogated by the police after being arrested, the corps member who was nabbed while trying to jump over a fence after killing the young …
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Angry Youths Set Truck Loaded With Cattles Ablaze After It Hit A Boy In Oyo. (Photos)
Angry youths in Saki community, Oyo state have set ablaze a truck loaded with herds of cattle after hit crushed a young boy who was crossing the expressway. According to reports gathered, truck driver reportedly knocked down a boy named Ayuba Raji on Monday evening, Jan 11, at Challenge junction in Saki. Ayuba was riding a Boxer motorcycle and was …
Read More »Over 60 Workers On The Lagos-Ibadan Rail Project Have Contracted Covid-19 – Amaechi Reveals.
Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi revealed on Monday that more than sixty workers on the Lagos-Ibadan rail project have contracted the Coronavirus. However, Amaechi expressed relief that despite the high number of infections for workers on the Lagos-Ibadan rail project, no death has been recorded yet. He said; “Over 60 of the people working on the Lagos-Ibadan rail project have …
Read More »Bayelsa State Governor Awards Lady For Her Academic Excellence
The Governor of Bayelsa State Douye Diri, has offered Ebizi Eradiri, an opportunity to study her Master and PH.D degree in any part of the world she pleases. According to reports, Eradiri, was honored by the governor due to her academic excellence, as she graduated with First Class Honors at both the Niger Delta University, Amassoma, and the Nigerian Law …
Read More »Ekiti State University Set To Begin Online Academic Session, Check out The Criteria
The Ekiti State University (EKSU), is set to resume online academic activities from January 18, due to the second wave of the Coronavirus pandemic. According to various online media platforms, the Senates of Ekiti State University, at a virtual meeting said, in other to curb the spread of the virus, the online academic session, will help prevent further spread as …
Read More »Just Like #EndSARS Protest, Bonny Youths Stage A Vigil At The Local Government Secretariat
The youths of Bonny Local Government, have taken their #EndSeaPiracyInBonny, to the next level as they staged a vigil at their Local Government Secretariat, demanding the alleged killings of their brothers, fathers, and friends to Sea Pirate to cease. According to the protesting youths, the security in Bonny is alarming, as security agencies which should be protecting lives of the …
Read More »Facebook Shuts Uganda Gov’t Officials Accounts Ahead Of Election
Following accusation of possible manipulation of public debate ahead of elections, a number of Ugandan government officials and ruling party members have had their Facebook accounts shut down. The East African nation will cast their votes on Thursday, January 14, to elect a new president and parliament amid a tense and bloody electoral campaign, with incumbent President Yoweri Museveni, 76, …
Read More »Aliko Dangote Reportedly Losses $900 Million In Just 24 Hours
Aliko Dangote, Africa’ richest man reportedly lost a total of $900 million within 24 hours on Friday, January 8 after his company, Dangote Industries Limited emerged the biggest loser at the end of trading on the Nigerian Stock Exchange. Bloomerg Billionaires Index reported that Dangote’s wealth reportedly fell from $18.4bn on Thursday to $17.5bn on Friday, making him the 114th …
Read More »Check out the new acting VC of LASU
Prof Oyedamola Oke has emerged Acting Vice-Chancellor of the Lagos State University (LASU) Ojo. He is elected for the new role on Monday by the university’s Senate at its emergency meeting held at the instance of the Lagos State governor, and visitor to the university, Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu. The governor had given them the directive to do the election after …
Read More »NIN Registration May Be Suspended Due To Large Crowds – Minister Of Health Reveals.
Dr. Olorunnimbe Mamora, Nigeria’s minister of state for health, has stated that the ongoing National Indentification Number (NIN) registration may be suspended over COVID-19 risks due to the large crowds. The Minister urged the National Identity Management Commission to go back to the drawing board and re-order the enrolment process to avoid large crowds at its centres nationwide. Mamora, who …
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