Doctors who go on strike faces jail threat

A Kenyan Court on Thursday ordered doctors to end a strike in the next five days or face jail after a stoppage of more than six weeks that has plunged state hospitals into crisis at the start of an election year. Justice Hellen Wasilwa had initially handed union leaders a suspended one-month sentence on January 12 after...

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TRUMP TAKES A STEP IN FULFILLING HIS PROMISE BY SIGNING ORDER TO START MEXICO BORDER WALL PROJECT

US President Donald Trump took a first step toward fulfilling his pledge to “build a wall” on the Mexican border Wednesday, signing two immigration-related decrees. Trump visited the Department of Homeland Security to sign an order to begin work to “build a large physical barrier on the southern border,” according to the...

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FOUR PERSONS, INCLUDING EX NBC BOSS ARRAIGNED FOR 2.8bn FRAUD BY EFCC

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission on Tuesday arraigned a former Director General of the National Broadcasting Commission, Emeka Mba,  on 15 counts of money laundering and procurement fraud involving N2.8bn. Mba and his co-accused persons were arraigned before Justice Gabriel Kolawole of a Federal High Court, ...

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Courtesy of Fayose, DSS plan of arresting apostle Suleiman in the middle of the night fails

The Ekiti State Governor, Ayodele Fayose, in the early hours of Wednesday prevented the operatives of the Department of State Services from arresting the founder of The Omega Fire Ministries Worldwide, Apostle Johnson Suleiman, in Ado Ekiti. The Pastor, who is in Ekiti for a two-day crusade that began on Tuesday, was alleged...

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ALGERIAN COACH QUITS WORK AFTER HE FAILED TO GET ALGERIA PAST GROUP STAGE

Algeria’s Belgian coach Georges Leekens quit Tuesday after the side crashed out of the Africa Cup of Nations. Algeria were one of the pre-tournament favourites for the competition in Gabon but failed to win a game in their opening group. “For the good of all I decided to quit even though I do it with heart ache, and I wish...

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PRESIDENCY DENIES MAGU'S CONFIRMATION LETTER

The Presidency has distanced itself from reports that President Muhammadu Buhari has written a fresh letter to the Senate insisting on confirming the Acting Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Mr. Ibrahim Magu. The Special Assistant to the President on National Assembly Matters (Senate), Mr. Ita Enang,...

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