The past 24 hours has recorded interesting happenings both on local, state, national and international level. Below are top news.
Anambra Police Command and Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria (MACBAN) are in war of words over claim of alleged killing of 21 herders since January 2021. The latest killing of four of its members occurred on Saturday, Chairman of the group in the Southeast, Alhaji Gidado Sidikki, alleged.
Read More: Anambra: Police, Miyetti Allah In War of Words Over Alleged Killing of 21 Herders
Manchester United have defeated City rivals Manchester City 2-0 in an English Premier League game played at the Etihad Stadium on Sunday. United opened scoring in the second minute of the game after Anthony Martial was brought down in the box by Gabriel Jesus barely a minute into the derby.
Read More: EPL: Manchester Utd Ends Man City’s Long Unbeaten Run
The students of Alor Science and Technical College have told the vice-presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Mr. Peter Obi, that the students and people of Anambra State would never forget him. They cited what he did in Anambra State when he was the governor, especially the revolution he led in the education sector, among the reasons.
Read More: Anambra Students Praise Peter Obi, Promise Never To Forget Him
Supreme Court Justice, Sylvester Ngwuta is dead. Sources at the apex court confirmed that Ngwuta died in the early morning of Sunday in his sleep at his official residence in Abuja at almost 70. Sylvester Ngwuta was said to be getting set for his retirement from the Supreme Court on March 30, 2021 upon attainment of 70 years mandatory retirement age.
Read More: JUST IN: Supreme Court Judge, Sylvester Ngwuta Is Dead
The body of the Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion) has expressed concern about the growing insecurity that now characterises the Nigerian State, saying that the Fulani herdsmen’s operation with arrogance and disregard for their host communities and the safety of people, in particular, is a red flag, indicative of the precarious state of the nation.
Read More: Anglican Communion Frowns At Fulani Herdsmen’s Attacks On Host Communities
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