The UK Sun reports that the Blues will land the England forward for £120 million.
It would be a club-record fee for Sancho, who is one of Europe’s top young players.
Chelsea are free to do business in the transfer market again, after successfully appealing against a FIFA-imposed transfer ban earlier this year.
The club could complete an agreement for Sancho in January, before loaning the 19-year-old back to Dortmund for the remainder of the campaign.
JAMB Register, Professor Ishaq Oloyede revealed these dates at a meeting this monday with state commissioners of education in Abuja
The Registrar noted that an optional mock examination for candidates is schedule to take place on February 18.
Oloyede said the registration for the UTME would start on January 13 and end on February 17.
Meanwhile states governments have been asked to beging the regulation of Tutorials centres to check malpractices
SAHARAREPORTERS said He made this known during the signing of the state’s 2020 budget in Abakaliki, the state capital, on Friday.
He however, pleaded with labour unions to accept the inability of the state to pay the backlog of salaries, which had accumulated since the wage increase was reached.
In the absence of the arrears, he noted that the state had set aside N500m to help workers earn some income from agriculture.
“We have the N500m approved by the state House of Assembly to assist workers and other segments of the society, engage in alternative means of livelihood which is agriculture.”
Speaker of the state’s legislature, Francis Nwifuru, said the lawmakers were impressed with the implementation of budgets it had signed under Umahi’s administration.
According to PREMIUMTIMES, He died early Sunday in his Ikorodu, Lagos, home.
He was 62.
The news of his death was shared on a Nollywood group platform ‘Nollywood First’ and confirmed by actor, Saidi Balogun, on Sunday.
The deceased suffered a stroke after his wife’s death in March. A fundraiser was announced on his behalf.
A popular philanthropist and reverend, Esther Ajayi, alongside other actors rallied round to raise funds to cater for him.
The cleric who also funded Baba Suwe’s medical trip to the U.S., was said to have donated N10 million to his cause.
The news of the actor’s ill health came as a surprise because he featured in Kunle Afolayan’s latest movie, ‘Mokalik’ and did not show any signs of illness.
The film was released in May 2019.
Over four decades after his debut as a professional actor, the actor was one of the most recognisable faces in the Yoruba movie industry.
Aside from acting, he was also the author of a Yoruba literature book, ‘A Ba Oko Ku’ which has been included in the curriculum for pupils in junior secondary school.
In a statement on sunday December 22, 2019 by Head of information and University Relations of the university, Habib Yakoob said the university authority also approved the rustication of eleven students.
The statement said their expulsion and or rustication was approved by the Senate of the university following the consideration of the report and recommendations of the Central Examination Misconduct Committee.
The statement reads: “Those expelled comprise 72 undergraduate and 28 postgraduate students. Five (5) undergraduate students were rusticated for One Academic Session, Three (3) were rusticated for One Semester, while three (3) had no case.
“Three (3) postgraduate students were also rusticated for One Academic Session.
“Among the undergraduate students expelled, 27 were in 400 Level; 19 in 300 Level, 16 in 200 Level, Two students in 100 Level, 5 others in their 5th, 6th, and 7th Session.
“The breakdown also shows that 47 of the expelled students were from Faculty of Science, 23 from Faculty of Management Sciences, 20 from Faculty of Social Sciences, while 10 others cut across various Faculties.
“The affected students have since been directed to handover any University property in their possession, including identity card, to their heads of department and unit. They were also advised to vacate the campus immediately.
“The University of Abuja wishes to reiterate that it is determined to ensure academic discipline among its staff and students, and that those who violate the rules and regulations of the institution would be appropriately disciplined.”
According to @Dimensions_Live, The FCT Commissioner of Police, Bala Ciroma who confirmed the incident in a statement signed by the Deputy Police Public Relations Officer, ASP Mariam Yusuf says the shooting occured at about 4.30am in the Dutse Alhaji Divisional Police Station located in Bwari Area Council of the Federal Capital Territory.
Though no names were given, the statement explains that the “inspector fired a shot at the corporal leading to his death injuring a Deputy Superintendent of Police before he committed suicide”.
No further details have been provided but the Police Commissioner has “ordered a discreet investigation into the incident and put measures in place to forestall the reoccurrence of such incident”.
Condemning the unfortunate incident and commiserating with the family of the deceased corporal, the FCT Command “urges residents to remain calm while reiterating its commitment to provide adequate security during the Christmas and New Year celebrations”.
The last time a policeman in Abuja opened fire and killed his colleagues was in 2014 while they were on duty around a commercial bank along the Nyanya-Karshi Road in Abuja Municipal Area Council. Investigations reveal that the policeman who also killed himself had disagreement with his former girlfriend who was already dating his colleague.
Find full text below.
PRESS RELEASE 21/12/19
NGIGE, KEYAMO MOURN SEN. UWAJUMOGU
The Minister of Labour and Employment, Sen. Chris Ngige, and the Hon. Minister of State, Labour and Employment, Festus Keyamo(SAN) have condoled with the Senate President, Sen. Ahmed Lawan and the family of the late Sen. Ben Uwajumogu over his death.
The two Ministers led the management and staff of the ministry to a condolence visit to the National Assembly and to the family home of Sen. Ben Uwajumogu who passed on last Wednesday.
Addressing the Senate President and other distinguished Senators at the occasion, Sen. Ngige described late Sen. Uwajumogu as a patriotic Nigerian, a team player whose integrity robbed off positively on every assigned responsibility.
Ngige recalled, “ Ben’s death is tragic and dreadful not because death has ceased to be a debt commonly owed by mankind ( ominbus moriendum– all must die) but because he dropped dead, alive! The Distinguished Senator had just left my office on Monday, December 16, after over two hours of engrossing discussions as the Chairman of Senate Committee on Labour and Employment. He came with his counterpart in the House of Representatives, Engr. A. Wudil, but Ben betrayed no sign and left no inkling of a foreboding cloud !”
Later at the house of the late Senator at No. 43 Ebitu Ukiwe Str. Jabi, Abuja, the two Ministers condoled with the late Senator’s widow, children and other family members, challenging them not to despair, but to remain steadfast in their faith in God Almighty, declaring that the late Senator’s legacy of integrity, enterprising spirit and goodwill would guide the bereaved through difficult times
They later signed the condolence register.
Charles Akpan