Myanmar Soldiers’ Confessions to Killing Rohingya to Be Part of Genocide Case
Two men described as Myanmar army deserters told authorities in neighboring Bangladesh they were ordered by superior officers to kill Rohingya civilians during ...
El-Rufai: we spend over N400,000 to treat each patient
AbdulGafar Alabelewe, Kaduna KADUNA State Governor Nasir Ahmad El-Rufai has disclosed that it costs the state over N400,000 to treat each COVID-19 patient. ...
COVID-19: Ondo releases guidelines on school resumption, others
Dayo Johnson – Akure ONDO State government has announced September 14 as the new date for resumption for Junior Secondary School JSS 3 ...
‘New CAMA will lead to improved corporate governance’
Founder and Managing Partner, Imperial Law Office, Afolake Lawal, says the new Companies and Allied Matters Act (CAMA) 2020 will lead to significant ...
‘Fayemi has restored Ekiti’s lost glory’
Our Reporter A SOCIO-political group, Ekiti Democrats Agenda (EDA), has said that Governor Kayode Fayemi has regained the state’s lost glory. The group, ...
Army wrong to have killed Gana, says Suswam
Former Benue Governor Gabriel Suswam has carpeted the Nigerian Army for killing gang leader Terwase Akwaza aka Gana. The Benue North-East Senator feared ...
British royal staff stage rare protest
Royal staff staged a rare protest against planned job cuts outside one of Queen Elizabeth II’s main residences, Windsor Castle, their trade union ...
Alleged Internet Fraud: EFCC arrests brothers, three others
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has arrested two brothers and three others in Ibadan, over their alleged connection with internet fraud. ...
DAA loses €150m so far this year due to Covid-19 crisis, CEO says
DAA’s losses so far this year are now approaching €150 million, according to its chief executive Dalton Philips. In an online interview he ...
Johnson ‘adopting Trumpian madman’ approach to Brexit negotiations
UK prime minister Boris Johnson may be adopting the “madman theory” of negotiations in his approach to Brexit, according to former Irish ambassador ...
