By John Ikani No fewer than 25 Generals may be forced to retire following the emergence of Major General Farouk Yahaya as the new Chief of Army Staff COAS. Heritage Times had reported that President Muhammadu...
DEFENCE HEADQUARTERS MINISTRY OF DEFENCE P M B 309 GARKI - ABUJA PRESS RELEASE 27 May 2021 PROFILE OF THE NEW CHIEF OF ARMY STAFF MAJOR GENERAL FARUK...
By Chioma Iruke Nigeria’s President, Muhammadu Buhari has appointed Major General Farouk Yahaya as the new Nigerian Chief of Army Staff. This was announced in a statement by the Acting Director Defence Information,...
By Chioma Iruke Peter Igbifa, the President of the Ijaw Youths Council, IYC Worldwide, a Nigerian ethnic group, who was kidnapped on Monday, has regained freedom. His release brings calm and releif to youths in...
By John Ikani The Minister of Youths and Sports Development in Nigeria, Joshua Dare has kicked against the bill seeking to scrap the National Youth Service Corps, NYSC. Heritage Times had on Monday reported how a...
By Chioma Iruke The Nigerian Government on Wednesday stated that ranching across states would kick-off in June, despite Southern governors’ outright disapproval. According to Presidential Spokesman Garba Shehu, the Presidency is not...
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