Author: Seun Omole

‘Super Eagles’ AFCON 2023 Camp Opens with Musa, Iwobi, and Boniface Leading the Charge

By Adedeji Fathia Bamidele (SIWES Student, OGITECH) The Super Eagles’ camp for the 2023 AFCON in Cote d’Ivoire is officially underway in Abu Dhabi, UAE, with 17 players present. Ahmed Musa, Alex Iwobi, and Victor Boniface are among those currently in camp. The team’s official announcement on Wednesday listed other players including Kenneth Omeruo, Moses […]

Akwanga Council Boss and Others Safely Released After Kidnapping Ordeal

By Akinwunmi Mariam Oluwajokotola (SIWES Student, OGITECH) Akwanga Council Boss Safiyanu Isah Andaha and four others have regained freedom after reportedly paying a ransom of 10 million naira to their kidnappers. The release took place behind an obsolete filling station on Bayan Dutse road outside Andaha town, though authorities have not confirmed the ransom or […]

Turkey Apprehends 56 International Fugitives in Coordinated Operation

By Adedeji Fathia Bamidele (SIWES Student, OGITECH) On Wednesday, Turkey revealed the apprehension of 56 high-priority suspects sought by 18 nations for offenses spanning drug dealing, money laundering, murder, counterfeiting, and assault. Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya disclosed that these individuals were flagged on Interpol’s “red notice” and “diffusion message” systems, with the suspects being sought […]

Jonathan Asserts Unapologetic Support for Diri’s Re-election

By Adedeji Fathia Bamidele (SIWES Student, OGITECH) Former President Goodluck Jonathan has firmly stated that he owes no apologies for backing the re-election of Bayelsa State Governor, Senator Douye Diri, in the November 11, 2023, off-cycle governorship poll. During the Yuletide visit, Jonathan expressed his confidence in Diri’s leadership, citing improvements in peace and stability, […]

Harvard’s First Black President, Claudine Gay, Resigns Amid Plagiarism Allegations

By Akinwunmi Mariam Oluwajokotola (SIWES Student, OGITECH) Claudine Gay, Harvard University’s inaugural Black president, stepped down on Tuesday following accusations of plagiarism and mishandling anti-Semitic incidents on campus. The Harvard Crimson reported that her tenure was marked by controversies, including claims of improper citation in her academic work. Gay, the shortest-serving president in Harvard’s history, […]

NECA Predicts Continued Economic Challenges for Nigeria in the Next Six Months

By Aina Rebecca (SIWES Student, OGITECH) The Nigeria Employers’ Consultative Association (NECA) has issued a warning, stating that the nation’s economic outlook will remain grim for the next six months. Despite this, NECA, representing employers in the country, expresses optimism that signs of growth will emerge afterward, emphasizing the need for the government to effectively […]

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