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CARTHAGE â The 2021 class leaders of Carthage Central School are Brian Scott Williams Jr., valedictorian; and Eric Jiang, salutatorian. Mr. Williams, son of Staff Sgt. (Ret.) Brian Jr. and Remedios Williams, Felts Mills, has an academic average of 99.42. He was named a National Merit Finalist and AP Scholar with Distinction; is a member of National Honor Society, serving as chapter president; was named to the high honor roll; and represented Carthage at the HOBY Leadership Conference. He has been involved in student government, serving as secretary and vice-president; is a member of Scie...
NSCDC busts suspected pipeline vandals, seizes petrol-laden tanker in Lagos Published 24 May 2021 Personnel of the Lagos State Command of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, on Saturday, busted a gang of suspected oil pipeline vandals in the Iyana-Odo area of the Alimosho Local Government Area of the state. A statement signed by the Public Relations Officer of the command, Oluwaseun Abolurin, said the gang was busted through the command’s robust community-based intelligence network, adding that a 30,000-litre capacity tanker laden with petrol was found at the crime scene and impou...
Views: Visits 2 By Bose Adelaja The fight against oil pipeline vandalism in Lagos yielded a good result, over the weekend, when the men of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Lagos State Command, bursted a suspected pipeline syndicate who were operating at a creek, at Iyana-Odo, along LASU-Isheri Road, Lagos State. Time was about on patrol at the 3.35 in the morning, during a patrol by the men of NSCDC to Iyana-Odo axis when it was hinted that some suspected oil pipeline vandals were operating at the creek. On arrival, the vandals were said to have loaded a 30,...
The Citizen your username your email Password recovery The Tiger Battalion is headed to state. Fayette County High’s Army JROTC squad swept all area drill competitions they entered, earning an automatic bid to compete at state. By claiming 1st place in Color Guard, Armed Squad, and Unarmed Squad, the Tigers are area champions for the seventh year in a row. The FCHS Army JROTC Tiger Battalion is Morgan Wucher, Marquis Jones, Briyana Wheeler, Mitch Howard, Joshua Achiu, Kayce Davis, Sarah Nwuha, Anthony Cordero, Alex Houston, Grace Picklesimer, and Vanessa Campagna. The squad is under the ...