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President Goodluck Jonathan on Thursday fired his military’s leaders after a court ruled that their appointments had been illegal. The leaders of the army, navy and air force, who have been at the vanguard of efforts to end an Islamist insurgency, have all been replaced, according to his office. There was no immediate indication that the decision was a direct result of dissatisfaction over their anti-insurgent strategy.
CHAN 2014: Zimbabwe & Morocco reach quarter-finals
Morocco and Zimbabwe went through to the last eight at the African Nations Championship after the final round of Group B matches.Uganda went into Monday's games top of the group but a 3-1 defeat to Morocco saw the Atlas Lions accumulate five points, one more than the Cranes.
And Zimbabwe also qualified with five points by beating Burkina Faso 1-0.
It was Zimbabwe's first goal of the tournament and sent them through behind Morocco on goal difference.
The Warriors had previously managed only two 0-0 stalemates with Morocco and Uganda but they edged their way into the knockout stages of the competition in South Africa thanks to a 57th-minute effort from Masimba Mambare.
The striker got in front of Burkina Faso keeper Mohamed Kabore to head in from Peter Moyo's cross to give his side a lead they held on to quite comfortably.
Morocco's place in the next round looked in doubt until the 78th minute of their match with Uganda.
Abdessamad Rafik had put Morocco ahead when he turned in a low cross from six yards and although Yunus Sentamu levelled on 60 minutes after a neat one-two with captain Dennis Iguma, a point would not have been enough for Uganda.
But with 12 minutes left Mouhssine Iajour (pictured) put Morocco ahead with a low finish from the edge of the area.
El Ouadi sealed the victory - and his side's progress - in stoppage time when the winger collected a rebound and rounded the keeper to slot home.
Morocco will face Nigeria in the quarter-finals, while Zimbabwe will take on Mali.
THE Federal Government on Wednesday 06th November 2013 reappointed the Rector, Yaba College of Technology, Lagos, Dr Kudirat Ladipo, for a second term in office, commencing from December 2013.
This was contained in a statement signed by Mr Adekunle Adams, Public Relations Officer of the institution, on Wednesday in Lagos.
It quoted Chief Ebenezer Babatope, the Board Chairman of the Institution, as saying that the re-appointment was well- deserved.
The statement said there was ample evidence that the rector had worked assiduously and brilliantly for the general improvement of the college since her assumption of office in December 2009.
Ladipo, 52, holds a Ph.D in Analytical Chemistry from the Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria.
She joined the Yaba College of Technology in 1986 as Lecturer II