PSG issue UEFA with dossier following Barcelona defeat

Paris Saint-Germain send five-page letter and dossier of refereeing errors to Uefa following Barcelona defeat

Paris Saint-Germain have sent a detailed five-page letter of complaint to Uefa about the performance of referee Deniz Aytekin during last week’s extraordinary Champions League tie against Barcelona. It includes a dossier of errors made by the official.

Akeredolu freezes Local government account

Mr. Rotimi Akeredolu

The Ondo State Governor, Mr. Rotimi Akeredolu, has frozen accounts of the 18 local government councils in the state, just as he ordered the removal of political appointees from the payment voucher.

Nigerian Tribune gathered that the directive was contained in a circular sent to all the 18 local government areas within the state.

NYSC redeploys beaten Corps member, 11 others

THE National Youth Service Corps NYSC on Wednesday, disclosed that Corps member Esi Uwakwe, who was allegedly beaten by a policeman in Kaura Namoda, Zamfara State, on the instance of  punishing a student has been withdrawn from the State alongside eleven others serving in the school.

Osinbajo vows to protect Nigerian women

ACTING President Yemi Osinbajo 

ACTING President Yemi Osinbajo has expressed Federal Government’s commitment to protect Nigerian women from all forms of violence.

In a statement to mark this year’s International Women’s Day issued on Wednesday in Abuja, he hailed the contributions of women in all walks of life since the nation’s independence.

Barcelona have no plans to replace Enrique

Luis Enrique

Barcelona president, Josep Maria Bartomeu has said the club has no plans to replace current manager, Luis Enrique, but his future will be discussed in April.

Adele wins big at 2017 Grammy Awards

ADELE

British artiste, ADELE is one of the biggest winners of the 2017 Grammy Awards.

She won five prizes in all, including Best album, song of the year and record of the year – the latter two both rewarding her 2015 comeback single, Hello.

Jonathan rejected UK offer to rescue Chibok girls, says Guardian of London

Goodluck Jonathan

LAGOS—BUT for lack of response from immediate past President Goodluck Jonathan, the British Armed Forces, would have helped to rescue the 276 Chibok schoolgirls abducted by Boko Haram insurgents in Borno State on April 14, 2014, the United Kingdom’s Guardian, has claimed, quoting the Observer. According to the newspaper, in a mission named ‘Operation Turus,’ the RAF conducted air reconnaissance over northern Nigeria for several months, following the kidnapping of 276 girls from the town of Chibok in April 2014.