Nigeria, Africa, accused of blocking torture report at UN
Nigeria, leading other African countries, and Organisation of Islamic Countries (OIC) has been accused of blocking the reading of a human rights report on arrest and secret detentions around the world at the 13th session of United Nations Human Rights Council scheduled to hold March 1-30, 2010 in Geneva, Switzerland.
Muma Gee in PanAfrican collabo
Muma Gee is ready with another album and its titled Woman In Question.
The album tentatively scheduled for a March release is an assortment of input from different African artistes including VIP and Batman Samini (both from Ghana) and Terry G (of Nigeria).
New videos rent the tubes
In less than a few days from now, spanking new videos will fill the Nigerian tube and the video hosting webs of course.
SPDC wins Oil & Gas Games again
The 13th edition of the Nigeria Oil and Gas Industry Games (NOGIG) came to an end last weekend at the Teslim Balogun Stadium Surulere, Lagos with Shell Petroleum Development Corporation (SPDC) emerging the overall winner of the 2010 games.
Seun Kuti storms Afrika Shrine
Thirty three years ago, men suspected to be soldiers invaded, raided and burned down the property that housed the late Afro-beat King, Fela Anikulapo- Kuti, his family and club.
Ogba happy with Dung’s win at Saharawi marathon
Athletics Federation of Nigeria president, Solomon Ogba has expressed delight over the win posted by Nigerian marathon runner, Janet Dung at last Monday’s Sahara half marathon run in Saharawi Arab Democratic Republic.
Ogba declared that the effort made by the Plateau-born runner was an indication that Nigerian runners would in no distance future step into the big league of world marathon dominated by Kenyan and Ethiopian athletes.
