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Editorial: Niger: Why Nigeria can't lead the war, lessons for Tinubu - Vimarsana News

Editorial: Niger: Why Nigeria can't lead the war, lessons for Tinubu

What President Tinubu should be pushing now among his colleagues is the entrenchment of good governance

Ukrainian military getting closer to significant success, says Estonian intelligence chief - Vimarsana News

Ukrainian military getting closer to significant success, says Estonian intelligence chief

The Armed Forced of Ukraine can soon expect greater success in their counter-offensive, Estonian news outlet ERR quoted Colonel Margo Grosberg, commander of the Estonian Defense Forces Intelligence Center, as saying on July 14.

Source: yahoo.com
UCF to be featured in "Big 12 Homecoming" Tour - Vimarsana News

UCF to be featured in "Big 12 Homecoming" Tour

The Big 12 Conference is hitting the road this football season as part of a “Big 12 Homecoming” tour with stops planned at its four new member schools: BYU, Cincinnati, Houston and UCF. The tour is part of a conference-wide celebration, with each visit featuring 3-days of events. It kicks off in Houston on Sept. 14-16, followed by a trip to Cincinnati (Sept. 21-23) and then UCF (Sept. 28-30) ...

Source: yahoo.com
Royal Marines march in Weston for Armed Forces Day event - Vimarsana News

Royal Marines march in Weston for Armed Forces Day event

MEMBERS of 40 Commando Royal Marines will be marching through Weston-super-Mare on Saturday (June 10) to launch Armed Forces Day.

New Zealand troops abroad join those at home to commemorate Anzac Day - Vimarsana News

New Zealand troops abroad join those at home to commemorate Anzac Day

New Zealand troops deployed to the Middle East, South Sudan, Britain and elsewhere are participating in dawn services on Tuesday alongside thousands at home as the country honours military personnel on Anzac Day.