The Athletics Integrity Unit announced the decision, adding that there was “overwhelming evidence” against him.
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Residents of Enugu State have continued to react to the recent ban on tinted glasses for vehicles plying state roads by the government.
In a statement issued in Lagos, Moghalu condemned police brutality, extrajudicial killings, unlawful arrests and extortions.
Samuel Aruwan, Commissioner for Internal Security and Home Affairs, said this in a statement on Saturday in Kaduna.
Speaking at the daily briefing of the Presidential Task Force on COVID-19 in Abuja on Thursday, Sirika said all aviation preparations and COVID-19 protocols had been perfected and the airport was set for reopening.
The position of the Government was disclosed by the Chairman of Infrastructure Project Monitoring Committee, Ibrahim Balarabe, while leading the team on a fact finding mission on factors responsible for the slow pace of work and to inspect the ongoing road project.
The CBN made this known in a circular signed by Dr. Ozoemena Nnaji, the Director of Trade and Exchange Department of the apex bank, in Abuja.
The ban was after the London side’s defeat on penalties by Norwich City in the FA Cup fifth round in March.
A statement by the Chief Press Secretary to Governor Makinde, Taiwo Adisa, confirmed that the Task Force made its position public after a two-hour online meeting.
The Kano State Police Command said on Friday that the ban on all forms of rallies, processions, demonstration or assembly in the state was still in force.
Jose Mourinho will not face any further action from the Football Association after an independent commission’s decision to dismiss a charge of using abusive, insulting and improper language.
AC Milan has been was fined €12 million (NZ$19.9 million) by Uefa and threatened with a one-season ban from European competition for breaking financial fair play rules.
The Ambassador Chris Giwa-led Nigeria Football Federation board has dismissed in strong terms a possible ban by the World football governing body, FIFA.
The ban was imposed one day after the Ghanaian government dissolved the country’s football association after officials, including Nyantakyi, were shown in a documentary allegedly taking kickbacks.
Iran’s influential clergy believes women have no place in football stadiums when men are over-excited and vulgar slogans are shouted.
It said neither Governor Ayo Fayose nor his government had the constitutional powers to ban him from holding political office, either in Ekiti or any part of Nigeria.
According to the statement, the special investigation will undertake detailed examination of the circumstances which led to the incident from February 17 to 18, in which at least 25 civilians died and an additional 144 injured