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Champions League: Pogba names two players who are ‘the future of football’
Manchester United midfielder, Paul Pogba, has named Marcus Rashford and Kylian Mbappe as “the present and the future of football.” Pogba’s is team mates with Rashford at Old Trafford and has seen the striker become an important player for club and country at the age of 23. Mbappe, on the other hand, has emerged as
Champions League: Pogba names two players who are ‘the future of football’
30 per cent of women, girls experience sexual abuse in Nigeria – Minister Tallen
The Minister of Women Affairs, Sen. Pauline Tallen, has said 30 per cent of women and girls between the ages of 15-49 experience different forms of sexual abuse. Tallen said this on Tuesday in Abuja, at a panel discussion to commemorate the International Day of the Midwife 2021, and the Orange World Campaign Flag-off. The
30 per cent of women, girls experience sexual abuse in Nigeria – Minister Tallen
Former Southampton midfielder, Alan McLoughlin is dead
A former Southampton midfielder, Alan McLoughlin, is dead. He passed away at the age of 54. Southampton made the announcement in a tweet via its Twitter handle on Tuesday. “#SaintsFC is saddened to learn of the passing of former midfielder Alan McLoughlin, aged 54. “Our thoughts are with Alan’s family and loved ones,” Southampton’s tweet
Former Southampton midfielder, Alan McLoughlin is dead
Buhari condemns killing of 11 people in Benue
President Muhammadu Buhari has condemned the killing of 11 people in Gwer West Local Government of Benue State and the reprisals on innocent people by mobs that blocked roads to unleash terror and violence. “I totally condemn this latest unprovoked violence and counter-attacks on innocent people that had nothing to do with the cause of
Buhari condemns killing of 11 people in Benue
Ekiti stakeholders agree on measures to cut government spendings
As a way of coping with the current economic situation in the country, Ekiti State Stakeholders on Tuesday agreed with the state government on measures to be put in place to cut government spending as a way of bailing the state out of current economic challenges occasioned by downturn in the global economy. This is
Ekiti stakeholders agree on measures to cut government spendings
Ogun LG polls: OGSIEC demands N200,000 from candidates, ask officeholders to resign
To participate in the July 24 local government elections, the Ogun State Independent Electoral Commission (OGSIEC) has asked chairmanship candidates to pay a sum of N200,000. DAILY POST reports that those vying to be councillors are to pay N100,000 each. The Chairman of OGSIEC, Babatunde Osibodu, disclosed this on Tuesday at a press conference he
Ogun LG polls: OGSIEC demands N200,000 from candidates, ask officeholders to resign
IPAC warns INEC, says refusal to accept deregistered parties may mar Anambra poll
Inter-Party Advisory Council of Nigeria (IPAC) has warned the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) on the consequences of not accepting back the 74 deregistered political parties, saying it may have consequences. The group in a statement signed by its Anambra State chairman, Mr Kenneth Okafor, and made available to DAILY POST in Awka on Tuesday,
IPAC warns INEC, says refusal to accept deregistered parties may mar Anambra poll
EFCC arrests 4 suspected internet fraudsters in Benue
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) on Tuesday announced the arrest of four suspected internet fraudsters in Makurdi, Benue. The spokesman for the commission, Mr Wilson Uwujaren, confirmed the development in a statement on Tuesday. He said four suspects were arrested on Saturday by operatives of the commission, following an intelligence report on their
EFCC arrests 4 suspected internet fraudsters in Benue
Stop attacking firefighters – Fire Service boss warns Nigerians
Dr Liman Ibrahim, Controller-General, Federal Fire Service (FFS), has charged Nigerians to desist from attacking firefighters during fire emergencies. Ibrahim who made the call on Tuesday in Abuja said Nigerians should instead appreciate and support firefighters who put their lives on the line to save other lives and properties. He was speaking with the News
Stop attacking firefighters – Fire Service boss warns Nigerians
Lagos: Police to arrest community leaders as Alhaji’s ‘blasphemy’ sparks violence
The Commissioner of Police in Lagos State, Hakeem Odumosu, has ordered the arrest of thirteen leaders of warring groups of Gengere community, Mile 12, in the Ketu area. They are accused of involvement in the violence orchestrated by some thugs in the afternoon of April 30. Odumosu gave the order during the interrogation of invited
Lagos: Police to arrest community leaders as Alhaji’s ‘blasphemy’ sparks violence
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