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Gunmen Kidnap Catholic Priest In Imo

YET-to-be-identified gunmen have kidnapped a Catholic priest, Rev Fr Kingsley Eze, in Umuekebi, Osuoweerre, Isiala Mbano Local Government Area of Imo State. Newsextra24 learnt that the priest, who is in charge of St Michael’s Catholic Parish in Umuekebi, was kidnapped on Thursday night. The priest was reportedly abducted alongside one …

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Two Farmers Jailed For Assault, Attempted Extortion

AN Area Court in Jos on Friday sentenced two farmers, Samaila Zanko, 24, and Umar Abubakar, 36, to three months imprisonment each for assault and extortion. The judge, Mr Shawomi Bokkos, sentenced Zanko and Abubakar after they pleaded guilty to assault and attempted extortion. Bokkos, however, gave each of them …

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FG To Sanction Employers Over Indecent Working Conditions

THE Federal Government says it will sanction employers over indecent working conditions that contravene local and international labour laws. Mr Simon Lalong, Minister of Labour and Employment, said this during the inauguration of the Decent Work Country Programme (DWCP) III, (2023-2027) on Friday in Abuja. The DWCP was inaugurated to …

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Everton Lunch Appeal Against Premier League

EVERTON have launched an appeal against the Premier League over their ten-point deduction for allegedly breaching financial fair play rules. Everton received what most football enthusiasts described as the harshest penalty in Premier League history from an independent panel. The club expressed their “shock and disappointment” at the severity of the punishment …

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FG Determined To Revamp Economy Through Road Infrastructure – Umahi

THE minister of works, Dave Umahi, has reaffirmed the federal government’s commitment to revitalizing the nation’s economy through the Renewed Hope Agenda, particularly emphasising enhancing the country’s road network. He highlighted President Bola Tinubu’s resolve to address the challenging road conditions as the driving force behind the Ministry of Works’ …

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