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The Special Adviser on Media Project to the Edo State Governor, Crusoe Osagie, on Sunday, said the All Progressives Congress was employing diversionary tactics ahead of the September 21, 2024 governorship election, by making spurious allegations against Governor Godwin Obaseki. The Independent National Electoral Commission fixed September 21 to conduct the governorship election in Edo
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Nestle’s new CEO lowered sales growth expectations for 2024 and announced a leadership reshuffle on Thursday in what one analyst described as a “painful reset” for the global food giant. Chief executive Laurent Freixe took over from Mark Schneider on September 1 in a surprise change at the top of the Swiss group, whose brands
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Nestle’s new CEO lowered sales growth expectations for 2024 and announced a leadership reshuffle on Thursday in what one analyst described as a “painful reset” for the global food giant. Chief executive Laurent Freixe took over from Mark Schneider on September 1 in a surprise change at the top of the Swiss group, whose brands
Nigeria’s leading milk brand, Peak, has rewarded the nation’s para powerlifting athletes who participated in the Paris 2024 Paralympics Games held in France. The athletes — Onyinyechi Mark, Folashade Oluwafemiayo, Esther Nworgu and Bose Omolayo, bagged four of the seven medals won by Team Nigeria. Mark and Oluwafemiayo won gold medals in the 61kg and
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Nigeria’s leading milk brand, Peak, has rewarded the nation’s para powerlifting athletes who participated in the Paris 2024 Paralympics Games held in France. The athletes — Onyinyechi Mark, Folashade Oluwafemiayo, Esther Nworgu and Bose Omolayo, bagged four of the seven medals won by Team Nigeria. Mark and Oluwafemiayo won gold medals in the 61kg and
Lebanon’s health ministry says Israeli strikes on two villages, Saturday, one north of Beirut and another to the south, killed at least nine people. The ministry in a statement said an Israeli enemy strike on Maaysra, a Shiite Muslim majority village in a mostly Christian mountain area north of Beirut, killed five people and wounded
Israeli strikes on Lebanese villages kill nine
Lebanon’s health ministry says Israeli strikes on two villages, Saturday, one north of Beirut and another to the south, killed at least nine people.
The ministry in a statement said an Israeli enemy strike on Maaysra, a Shiite Muslim majority village in a mostly Christian mountain area north of Beirut, killed five people and wounded 14 others.
The statement said four people were killed separately and 14 others wounded in an Israeli enemy strike on Barja in the Shouf district south of the capital.
The official National News Agency, NNA, also reported unspecified casualties in an Israeli strike targeting Deir Billa, some 15 kilometres (nine miles) from the town of Batroun on Lebanon’s north coast.
It said families from south Lebanon had taken refuge in a house that was targeted.
In east Lebanon, the management of the Tal Chiha Hospital said in a statement that the facility sustained light material damage due to strikes that targeted the vicinity of the mainly Christian town of Zahle.
It reported no injuries to patients or staff and said the hospital was still operating.
Since September 23, Israel has been heavily bombarding Lebanon, saying it is targeting Hezbollah sites.
All four locations reported hit on Saturday are outside areas usually considered Hezbollah strongholds.