Ibadan

Major General Mohammed Usman has assumed command of 2 Division Nigerian Army Ibadan as the 43rd General Officer Commanding. This is in line with the recent ...

Until his appointment as the General Officer Commanding, 2 Division Nigerian Army, Major General Usman was the immediate past Commander Guards Brigade, an elite Brigade saddled with the responsibility of protecting the C-in-C and the seat of power Abuja and other adjoining cities. He took over the command from Major General Aminu Chinade who has been redeployed to 82 Division as the General Officer Commanding. Major General Mohammed Usman has assumed command of 2 Division Nigerian Army Ibadan as the 43rd General Officer Commanding.

The yellow strange aircrafts have been sighted in areas, including Ojoo, Akobo, Olodo, Iyana Church, Arulogun, Iwo Road Orogun, Alakia, Adegbayi, Ajia and ...

They enjoined residents not to panic with the presence of the aircraft, but go about their lawful businesses without fear or intimidation.” It was made in the afternoon of last Saturday. People are alien to the information on what is really going on ! A resident of Arulogun in Akinyele Local Government, Mr. One of the comments that went viral on the social media in respect of the strange aircraft gave more details on the development. The yellow strange aircrafts have been sighted in areas, including Ojoo, Akobo, Olodo, Iyana Church, Arulogun, Iwo Road Orogun, Alakia, Adegbayi, Ajia and Agbowo in Ibadan, spread across various local government areas, including Akinyele, Lagelu, Egbeda, Ona Ara, Ibadan North, and Ibadan North East.

The Lagos Ibadan Rail Line service (LIRS) was meant to be a breath of fresh air for Nigerian train lovers, especially since it connects three major cities ...

No one will have to struggle to buy tickets at the terminal.” It was quick for me to get ahead as I would later find out that about three officials were attending to the travellers. They can as well ensure there is a real-time communication system among all the terminals so they can have the accurate number of passengers boarding. They issued sitting tickets to those of us standing.” You should be standing,” an NRC official, who was tasked with the responsibility of invalidating the tickets, told a young man. “They sold standing tickets to us for N3, 600. By 3:30 pm, the NRC officials announced we were ready to board. “They had to keep us here to save their business. All you have to do is register by paying N2,500, the old fee,” Tope told me. At 8:46 am, I walked through the ticketing area alongside a lady with bulky bags, only to be handed tiny pieces of paper with numbers written on them. If they allowed everyone to leave, you know how much they would be losing?” he told me. An official who emerged from the ticketing area signaled to us.