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Kogi: Army kill suspected gang leader
Sep 4, 2017 2:45 PM Followers raze chief, DPO’s residence As Muslims all over the world continued the Sallah celebration over the weekend, soldiers on Sunday night moved quietly in on an alleged gang leader in the Ihima area of Okehi Local Government Area in Kogi State, putting an end to his reign of terror in the locality. Security forces, it was gathered have been on the trail of the youthful but dreaded gang leader, whose name was given simply as Luqman, over alleged killings and attacks on rival clan members by his group. An impeccable source who pleaded not to be named for obvious reasons said that the soldiers, acted on “solid” information before moving in on the alleged gang leader in Ihima, where he held sway. Other sources added that the soldiers went away with the remains of their target and evacuated the area immediately afterwards. His group on getting wind of his death were said to have mobilized, razing the residence of the Ohi (clan chief) and that of the Division
Prince William and Kate expecting Baby number 3
Sep 4, 2017 11:44 AM Prince William and wife, Kate , the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, have announced that they are expecting their third child. The Duke and Duchess had in 2013 welcomed first child Prince George . The official Twitter account of the Kensington Palace announced that they are now expecting their third child. It wrote: The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are very pleased to announce that The Duchess of Cambridge is expecting their third child. The sex of the child was not revealed. See the post below:
23 universities adopt Jamb’s new cut-offs mark
Sep 4, 2017 11:47 AM 23 Nigerian universities have adopted the new cut-off mark that was set up by the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board, JAMB. The universities, mostly private, are among the 168 universities in Nigeria whose cut-off marks were released in a document PREMIUM TIMES obtained from JAMB on Friday. The universities that adopted the 120 cut-off point include:Achievers University, Adeleke University, Caleb University, Fountain University, Caritas University, Novena University, Renaissance University, Ojiagu-agbani University, Evangel University, McPherson University, South Western University, Samuel Adegboyega University, Wellspring University, Western Delta University, Wesley University, Summit University, Edwin Clark University, Hezekiah University, Kings University, Arthur Javis University, Crown Hill University, Clifford University and Coal City University. JAMB had on August 22 announced the 120 cut-off peg for universities following a policy adopted by vice
