The Academic Staff Union of Universities has appealed to the Federal Government to honour and implement the Memorandum of Action the union entered with the government
Journalists and other members of the public were on Monday barred from proceedings of an Ikeja Coroner’s Court unravelling the circumstances surrounding the death of Sylvester.
SEPCOL has announced the recovery of two more dead bodies on the ongoing investigations into the unfortunate explosion and fire that engulfed the FPSO
Morocco on Monday held a funeral for Rayan Oram, a five-year-old boy who died after being trapped in a well for four days.
Chelsea has agreed to pay compensation to four former players who filed civil claims against the club after alleging they were victims of “racist bullying” in the 1990s.
Former Registrar of JAMB, Prof Adedibu Ojerinde, who is standing trial in an alleged N5 billion fraud, has opted for a plea bargain with the Independent Corrupt Practices and other related offences Commission
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said sanctions and other measures will be ready in the event of a Russian attack on Ukraine, and his government will ask parliament for sanctions on Russian individuals and companies.
House of Representatives has directed the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited to suspend the four companies which recently imported adulterated fuel