A heros’s farewell for Uche Okafor
Okafor, the former Nigerian international murdered in cold blood January 6, in Little Elm, Dallas, USA Friday, February 11 received a hero’s farewell as hundreds of Nigerians resident in Dallas and beyond gathered at the Garland Convention Center, Texas to pay their last respect to the slain soccer icon at the Lying-In-State and funeral ceremony.
Imo indigenes in UK adopt ACN
The Action Congress of Nigeria yesterday, has received a boost as Imo State indigenes in the United Kingdom agreed to forget their party differences and jointly support it in the coming April polls.
Man in possession of 7AK 47, 4000 rounds of ammunition arrested
Imo State Police Command has arrested one Mr. Chidi Benjamin for being in possession of 138 fully loaded magazines.
I kidnapped my brother as a retaliation, says female undergraduate
AN undergraduate student of Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Anambra State, who allegedly connived to kidnapped her brother in Asaba, she she did it because the brother abandoned paying her school fees despite the fact that she contributed to his wealth.
Students give Oshiomhole ultimatum to reverse fee hike
STUDENTS of the Edo State owned Ambrose Alli University, Ekopma, have given a two-week ultimatum to the state government to reverse the current tuition fees introduced by the authorities of University or face a legal action.
Stampede: Akpabio, First Ladies condole with Jonathan, Amaechi
The Governor of Akwa Ibom State, Chief Godswill Akpabio, has condoled with President Goodluck Jonathan, over the unfortunate stampede that led to the death of some Nigerians in Port Harcourt, during the South-South Presidential rally of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, weekend.
