At least 25 people, including 20 female students, were injured when some unruly youths carried out an attack on a bus while the students were returning home after taking a Covid-19 vaccine shot in Jashore’s Keshabpur upazila yesterday.
For the second time in less than two months, President Duterte received the credentials of new ambassadors from multiple countries in a ceremony held in Malacañang.
President Rodrigo Duterte (right) speaks with Nigeria Ambassador to the Philippines Folakemi Ibidunni Akinleye after the latter p
MANILA - President Rodrigo Duterte on Wednesday formally received the credentials of four new ambassadors at Malacanan Palace. Duterte welcomed ambassadors Folakemi Ibidunni Akinleye of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Borhan Uddin of the People's Republic of Bangladesh, William John Carlos of Ireland, and Rduta Dana Matache of Romania. During her presentation, Akinleye pledged to work "tirelessly" during her stay in office to improve Nigeria-Philippine friendship while engaging in mutually beneficial cooperation in the areas of trade, medical exchange programs, information technology, maritime security, education, and tourism. Duterte, meanwhile, expressed hope that bilateral cooperation in areas of mutual interest would be further enhanced, especially as the two countries mark the 60th anniversary of the establishment of their diplomatic relations next year. "We look forward to deeper engagement bilaterally and in various multilateral fora to advance our shared asp
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