Mr Gaddhaffy-Dit returned to Nairobi and is receiving medical treatment after his health deteriorated in detention in Juba.
The police command in Cross River says it intervened in a conflict at the Chapel of Redemption, University of Calabar, quelling a Sunday service standoff to prevent bloodshed.
The West African Examination Council has called for strict computer-based testing to curb examination malpractice in some centres called miracle centres.
The ten-time champions’ quest for an 11th title came to an end after losing 1-0 to the Indomitable Lionesses of Cameroon.
The GACL stated, “Immediate action has been taken. Their ID cards to operate in the terminal have been withdrawn and deactivated.”
Mr Tidjani underscored the need to strengthen Algerian-Nigerian bilateral cooperation to advance growth between the two countries.
Mr Zulum rallied regional stakeholders on the need for a unified front against terrorist groups, including Boko Haram and ISWAP.
WHO noted that the experts said there were no identified safety concerns with Ervebo.
The advisory group met for a third time on July 31 to review new data on Ervebo.
Mr Musa reaffirmed Nigeria’s zero-tolerance stance on terrorism.
