BREAKING:MANCITY BANNED FROM UEFA COMPETITIONS FOR 2 SEASONS.

        Manchester City have been banned from the UEFA club competitions for the next two seasons by Uefa and fined €30m (£25m) after they were found to have seriously misled European football’s governing body and broken financial fair play rules.

        UEFA handed down the punishment to the Premier League giants for breaching Financial Fair Play rules.

THE ART OF PUBLIC SPEAKING WITH MARIAM MOHAMMAD

        June 18,2020 saw the college welcomed an international guest,Mariam Mohammed who taught the student of the college on a topic titled "The art of public speaking".

       The lecture in summary, teaches the students about how to compose themselves during public speaking.

'DON'T REOPEN SCHOOLS NOW'-ASSU PRESIDENT TO FG

      The president of the Academic Staff Union of University (ASSU),prof Biodun Ogunyemi,speaking in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Monday 29 June,2020,kicked against the reopening of schools by the Federal government due to the COVID-19 pandemic currently ravaging the country.

FG TO 'RE-OPEN SCHOOLS',LIFTS BAN ON INTERSTATE TRAVELS.

        The Federal government has extended the phase two of the eased lock down by four weeks,but partially lifted the ban on inter-state movement,this was made known to the public by the chairman of the presidential task force PTF on COVID-19 and the Secretary to the government of the federation SGF,Boss Mustapha at a briefing on Monday 29 June,2020.

SGF,Boss Mustapha.

     Announcing the measures, the SGF said "I am pleased to inform you that Mr president has carefully considered the 5th interim reports of the PTF and has accordingly approved that,with the exception of some modifications to be expatiated upon later,the phase two of the lock down be extended by another four weeks from Tuesday June 30,2020 to the midnight of Monday 27,July 2020.

FG DRAGGED TO COURT OVER COVID-19 PALLIATIVES

      The Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has asked the Federal high court in Abuja to compel the Federal government and Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to publish the names of Nigerians who have so far benefited from COVID-19 palliatives.