Home / Tanzania (page 1377)

Tanzania

Alleged Oil Theft: Nigerian Navy Releases 4 Tantita Operatives

FOLLOWING an intensive investigation, the Nigerian Navy has cleared and released four operatives of Tantita Security Services Limited (TSSNL) who were arrested allegedly for oil theft in Lekki, Lagos State. Newsextra24 learnt that the suspects, who were initially handed over to the police by the Navy, were released when the …

Read More »

Peter Obi Failed To Prove Overvoting, Alteration Of Results – Tribunal

THE Presidential Election Petition Tribunal (PEPT) has said the presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP), Peter Obi, failed to prove corrupt practices during the presidential election. Justice Haruna Tsammani said Obi failed to prove the allegations of non-compliance with the Electoral Act during the last presidential election. Tsammani highlights …

Read More »

UPDATE: Fire Guts Section Of Lagos International Airport

A fire outbreak has razed a section of the international wing of the Murtala Muhammed Airport, Lagos State, Wednesday morning. The incident affected the primary gateway section of the airport, halting some operations. It was gathered that firefighters were swiftly mobilized to contain the inferno while passengers and airport personnel …

Read More »

EPL: Chukwuemeka Wins Chelsea Goal Of The Month Award

CARNEY Chukwuemeka has won the Chelsea Goal of the Month award for August. Chukwuemeka beat Raheem Sterling, Nicolas Jackson, Zak Sturge and Leo Castledine to the award. The youngster’s superb strike in the Blues 3-1 defeat against West Ham United was overwhelmingly voted for by the fans. The midfielder wriggled …

Read More »

Three NLC Officials Arrested For Monitoring Strike Action In Imo

THREE executive members of the Imo State chapter of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) have been reportedly arrested by the operatives of the Imo State Police Command. Newsextra24 learnt that NLC officials were detained on Wednesday at the Imo State Secretariat while checking on how state employees were complying with …

Read More »