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Secession: Kanu to remain in DSS custody as Igboho's fate hangs - Vimarsana News

Secession: Kanu to remain in DSS custody as Igboho's fate hangs

Igboho’s trial proceeded on federal government’s extradition case against him from the neighbouring country. When Kanu’s matter was called, prosecution counsel, Mohammed Abubakar informed the court of Kanu’s absence for the day’s proceeding, citing logistical reasons. But lead defence counsel, Ifeanyi Ejiofor Esq accused the prosecution of denying the legal team and family members the opportunity to see the IPOB leader. Ejiofor, however, sought to move an application for the transfer of his client to prison as preferred custody to the DSS facility. But the presiding judge, Justice B...

River Riders complete first sweep of the season vs. Ridge Runners - Vimarsana News

River Riders complete first sweep of the season vs. Ridge Runners

River Riders complete first sweep of the season vs. Ridge Runners Share 4:51 AM UTC Share The River Riders completed their first sweep of the season against the Ridge Runners.River Riders The River Riders defeated the Ridge Runners on Sunday, 7-2, at Northeast Community Credit Union in seven innings. Centerfielder Mario Zabala (Florida International) capped off a five-run sixth inning with a three-run homer. The River Riders (4-5) jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the bottom of the first on a ground ball to center field by left fielder DJ Sullivan (Florence-Darlington Tech) to score second baseman ...

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Dutch university under fire for 'discriminating against' degrees from African universities - Vimarsana News

Dutch university under fire for 'discriminating against' degrees from African universities

The School of Business in Amsterdam University, Netherlands, has come under criticism for “devaluing” bachelor degrees from Africa, apart from South Africa and Ghana. The school recently said a Bachelor’s degree from an African country “is not enough to secure admissions for its Master’s degree programme”. For eligibility, applicants with an African bachelor’s degree (except for South-Africa and Ghana) will need a bachelor’s degree and a Master’s degree in the field of economics and business, an information on its web page read. “Information for students with an African b...