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Pereira, who signed an 18-month contract at the City Ground in February, guided Forest to Premier League survival and the semi-finals of the Europa League. The post Pereira ‘Taken by Complete Surprise’ After Forest Axe appeared first on Channels Television.
Former President Obasanjo emphasizes that the underlying issues from the 1967 Civil War in Nigeria remain unresolved. He calls for proactive measures to prevent a similar conflict and to promote national unity.
A report reveals that 53% of 4,216 UTME candidates with disabilities gained admission into Nigerian tertiary institutions over the last decade. This achievement highlights progress in equal opportunities for disabled students in education.
Katsina State Governor Dikko Umaru Radda has appointed two new Upper Sharia Court Kadis. He emphasized the importance of justice and fairness in their roles.
The Olubadan of Ibadanland has formed a committee to merge traditional and conventional medical practices. This initiative aims to enhance healthcare delivery throughout Nigeria.
Senate President Godswill Akpabio expresses surprise at PDP’s existence, urging FCT Minister Nyesom Wike to let the party “die.”
Bayern Munich announces the signing of Moroccan midfielder Ismael Saibari from PSV Eindhoven on a five-year deal. Saibari joins after an impressive World C
Chris Brown has been ordered by a Los Angeles jury to pay $13 million to his former housekeeper, Maria Avila, due to a dog attack incident. The jury found him liable for negligence in the civil lawsuit.
Michael Aondoakaa, the PDP gubernatorial candidate in Benue, has condemned the recent violence, including the Sai community massacre. He is calling for immediate government action to address the situation.
Lagos State Government has enhanced ferry safety training in collaboration with Interferry. This initiative aims to improve safety standards for ferry operations on the waterways.
Michael Aondoakaa, the PDP governorship candidate in Benue, has condemned the recent killings in the state. He is calling for stronger security measures to address the violence.
The Leopards had taken an early lead just seven minutes into the game, but Kane stepped up when it mattered, scoring twice in under 15 minutes to shatter DR Congo's hearts and prevent one of the biggest upsets at the World Cup. The post Kane’s Double Fires England Past Stub...
By Tim Akano AfriExit is no longer theory. It is happening in South Africa as I write — and the continent is watching. Ghana has summoned South Africa’s high commissioner.
Many residents were forced to bail floodwater out of their homes as the rains, which began on Sunday and intensified on Tuesday, continued in parts of the state on Wednesday. The post Lagos warns of more heavy rains, demolishes shanties appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
The programme will train 20 young creatives in filmmaking The post KAP Academy, Benin government launch Pan-African filmmaking bootcamp appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
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Linus Aleke in Abuja The Police Service Commission (PSC) has approved the promotion of 93 senior police officers to their next ranks, including 13 Commissioners of Police (CPs) elevated to
The World Bank has approved a $1.25 billion financing package for Nigeria aimed at supporting economic reforms and stimulating private investment. This funding is expected to accelerate job creation in the country.
The Police Service Commission has promoted 93 senior police officers, including 13 from the rank of Commissioner of Police to Assistant Inspector General. This advancement follows their successful performance in recent examinations and interviews.
BlockDAG's AI launch has led to a remarkable $500 million increase in its market valuation. This surge comes as Solana faces price resistance and Tron experiences a decline in value.
Senator Adolphus Wabara has expressed concern that Nigeria's democracy is critically endangered as the 2027 elections approach. He emphasizes the need for urgent action to address the situation.
The move follows the circulation of a viral video showing the exploitation of the children, which prompted immediate action by the governments of both states. The post Ebonyi To Repatriate, Rehabilitate Trafficked Children Rescued In Anambra appeared first on Channels Television.
While highlighting the advantages of a Multi-Door Courthouse, she opined that peace secured through dialogue and compromise frequently serves society better than a victory obtained after years of costly and protracted litigation. The post Ogun Chief Judge Drums Support For Altern...
Nigerian sprinter Godson Oghenebrume has been sentenced to 27 months in federal prison in the US for firearm possession. This conviction occurred while he was in the country on a non-immigrant student visa.
NANS emphasizes the need for the NYSC scheme revisions to reflect modern requirements. The student body insists that changes should not be made merely for the sake of it.
Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara is advocating for a swift and lasting solution to the gas leak in Bille Community. He reassured residents of the government's dedication to addressing the issue promptly.
INEC and NOA are joining forces to enhance grassroots efforts aimed at reducing voter apathy in Nigeria. This initiative focuses on educating citizens about the significance of participating in elections.
The Federal High Court has scheduled a hearing for the Delta APC case regarding the senatorial primary election results on July 6. This development marks a significant step in the ongoing legal proceedings.
Nigerian sprinter Godson Oghenebrume has received a 27-month prison sentence in the US for firearm possession and is at risk of deportation. This development raises concerns about the impact on his athletic career.