German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has described the release of four Israeli hostages from the Gaza Strip on Saturday as an “important sign of hope.” Writing on X, he said this was “especially true for the many families in Israel who continue to fear for their loved ones. “Four hostages are …
Read More »At Least 60 Killed In Congo Terrorist Attacks
ABOUT 60 people have been killed in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo during several attacks by an affiliate of the Islamic State terrorist group, authorities said on Saturday. The attacks took place in Béni, a territory in the province of North Kivu. “This week alone, they killed 29 civilians …
Read More »Air Peace Extends Lagos-London Route Availability Until March 2025
Air Peace has announced the extension of its schedule availability for the Lagos-London-Lagos route, with flights now bookable until March 2025. This is contained in a statement by a Senior Communications Officer of the airline, Mr Efeoghene Osifo-Whiskey on Saturday in Lagos. The airline stated that its London route, operated …
Read More »Tinubu Commissions New Vice President’s Residence In Abuja
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu commissioned a new residence for the vice president in Abuja on Friday. During the inauguration, the Nigerian leader stressed the importance of a suitable residence for the Vice President, as it signifies respect for the office and the person holding it. Speaking at the ceremony, which coincided …
Read More »Butcher Jailed 14 Years For Attempted Sexual Assault
An Ikeja Sexual Offenses and Domestic Violence Court on Friday sentenced a butcher, Jelili Moshood, to 14 years imprisonment for attempting to rape a vulnerable 78-year-old woman suffering from dementia. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that Moshood was sentenced to 14 years imprisonment by Justice Rahman Oshodi, following his …
Read More »Labour shifts Grounds, Explains Why it Is Pushing For N250,000 As Minimum Wage
ORGANIZED Labour has disclosed the reasons behind the demand for N250,000 as the new minimum wage for workers in the country. TUC President Festus Osifo, while speaking with journalists in Abuja on Friday, said: “We felt that with the current economic hardship and the difficulty in the land, the sum …
Read More »Emirate Tussle: Court Reserves Judgement In Bayero’s Fundamental Rights’ Suit
A Federal High Court sitting in Kano has reserved judgement in the fundamental human rights suit filed by the 15th Emir of Kano, Aminu Ado Bayero. The presiding judge, Justice Simon Amobeda, reserved judgement following a heated argument between counsels. The applicant, Ado Bayero, filed a motion ex parte, seeking …
Read More »TStv MD, Echefu, Arraigned For Allegedly Defrauding Ex-minister Of N380m
THE Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer (MD/CEO) of Telecom Satellites Limited (TStv), Bright Echefu, has been arraigned along with three others by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), on a nine-count money laundering charges. The arraignment took place last Thursday. Count six of the charges alleged that Echefu …
Read More »Edo Guber: Akpata Accuses PDP Agents Of Destroying His Campaign Billboards
Olumide Akpata, governorship candidate of the Labour Party (LP) in Edo State, has accused supporters of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) of destroying his campaign billboards. Akpata said the action was a desperate attempt to silence his party’s message of hope and positive change for the state. In a statement …
Read More »EFCC Arraigns Three Men For Allegedly Stealing Access Bank N3.5bn
THE Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has arraigned three men before an Ikeja Special Offenses Court for allegedly stealing the sum of N3.5 billion from Access Bank. Newsextra24 reports that the three men are Michael Igbomins, David Onyeike and Moses Iruolaje, who are arraigned on two counts of stealing …
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