And speaking on a radio station in Naples, Gravina said: ‘The rules are clear. If Juventus is still part of the Super League when it enters next season, it can’t participate in Serie A.
‘I would be sorry for the fans but rules are rules and they

The Federal Government has vowed to tackle those launching deadly attacks on the nation’s security personnel with overwhelming force as soon as possible.
The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed said this on Tuesday in Lagos at a meeting with Online Publishers.
He said the growing dangerous trend was a declaration of war against the nation which would be resisted by force.
‘Soldiers, as well as the police, customs, and other security agents, have been killed and maimed in some parts of the country in this growing trend of targeting security forces.
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Onne Multipurpose Terminal (OMT), a new terminal at the Onne Port in Rivers State, has commenced operations as it has handled two vessels since last week with the first ship delivering 1,297 containers.
According to a statement by the operating company, International Container Terminal Services.
Incorporated (ICTSI) yesterday, the new terminal has doubled Eastern Nigeria’s modern container handling capacity.
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It said the first vessel berthed at the terminal on May 2. The MSC Floriana which is a vessel belonging to the Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC), berthed at OMT …

Former Imo State Governor, Senator Rochas Okorocha, has said over 75% of Nigerian citizens are angry at the turn of events in the country.
Okorocha stated this in Abuja when he hosted the Ona of Abaji and dozens of other Muslim faithful, including the physically challenged, to break Ramadan fast on Monday evening.
He said that nothing useful can come out of a country with so much bitterness and anger.
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‘You can’t solve a problem unless you know the causative factor.
‘The cause of our Nigerian problem lies in …


Ahead of the Eid-el-fitr celebration, the Kwara Police Commissioner, Mohammed Lawal Bagega, has warned criminal elements not to disrupt the existing peace and harmony in the state or come near the prayer ground.
The Federal government on Monday, declared Wednesday and Thursday as public holidays to mark the end of this year’s Muslim Ramadan.
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A statement by the spokesman of the command, SP Okasanmi Ajayi, in Ilorin said the Commissioner warned trouble makers that the command would deal decisively with anybody found committing any act of criminality before, during and after …

President Muhammadu Buhari has said that the European Union (EU) has been of help to Nigeria in diverse ways, including humanitarian and trade relations.
The President spoke Tuesday at State House, Abuja, while receiving in a farewell audience, the Ambassador/ Head of the EU Delegation to Nigeria and ECOWAS, His Excellency Ketil Karlsen.
He appreciated the fact that the EU remains the largest trading partner with Nigeria, while members of the Union equally remain the largest investors.
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President Buhari thanked the outgoing Ambassador for facilitating the visits of French and …

The Osun State Government has announced that it is shutting down indefinitely the Inisa Town Central Mosque in Odo-Otin Local Government Council Area.
The decision to shut down the mosque follows the inability of the Muslim community of the town to peacefully install a new Imam for the mosque.
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This decision, which was made known in a public service announcement signed by Prince Abdullah Adeyanju Binuyo, the Deputy Chief of Staff to the Governor and made available to DAILY POST Tuesday in Osogbo also directed that any central congregation …

The army in Lebanon yesterday announced that it has foiled an attempt to smuggle 60 people, mostly from Syria, out of the country, days after dozens of Syrians were caught trying to cross to Cyprus.
A statement from the army from northern Lebanon said; ‘A naval force unit stopped a boat detected by radar 10 nautical miles off the city of Tripoli’
It said the vessel had been trying ‘to smuggle 60 people, 59 Syrians and one Lebanese’.
Their intended destination was not specified but neighbouring Cyprus is the most popular sea smuggling route.
On Saturday, Lebanese police said …

And speaking on a radio station in Naples, Gravina said: ‘The rules are clear. If Juventus is still part of the Super League when it enters next season, it can’t participate in Serie A.
‘I would be sorry for the fans but rules are rules and they

Reports say a suicide bomber killed at least six people and wounded six more in a massive blast at a police station in Mogadishu the capital of Somalia.
The attack targeted the station at Waberi, in the south of the city, on the busy Maka Al-Mukaram road.
‘The blast was so huge that it destroyed parts of the building,’ Somali police commander Ibrahim Mohamed told reporters.
Somali police spokesman Sadik Dudishe reporters: ‘Six people, four of them civilians and two police officials, died in a suicide attack targeting a police station.’
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Among …

The Senate Committee on Finance has alerted the Federal Government that some government-owned agencies failed to remit over ₦2tn to the federation account from 2014 till date.
The Chairman of the Committee, Senator Solomon Adeola, stated this during his panel’s interaction with the Finance Minister, Zainab Ahmed; the Accountant General of the Federation, Ahmed Idris, and the Director-General of the Budget Office, Ben Akabueze, on Friday.
A video clip of the meeting released by the panel on Sunday and transcribed by our correspondent indicated that the interaction session was in furtherance to the panel’s ongoing probe of federal agencies and …

Chad’s new leader, General Mahamat Idriss Deby, yesterday made his first visit to Niger, a fellow West African country fighting jihadist insurgents, since coming to power at the head of a military junta after the shock death of his father last month.
Africa Daily News, New York recalls that the junta took charge on April 20 after President Idriss Deby Itno, Chad’s 30-year leader, died fighting rebels.
After arriving in Niamey, the Niger capital, the 37-year-old general held talks with newly elected President Mohamed Bazoum, an aide to Bazoum said.
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