Adam relishes move to Liverpool
New Liverpool recruit Charlie Adam said Monday he was relishing playing for a "massive football club" as he joined the Premier League side on their first tour of China.
BOKO HARAM: History, ideas and revolt (7)
MAY 28, 2005 – A bomb blast occurs at the residence of the Ikono Head of Council of the area, in Ikono Akwa Ibom State.
NJC and Abia Chief Judge appointment
NATIONAL Judicial Council, NJC,is a legal institution saddled with great constitutional responsibilities in the country’s democratic setting for the preservation and dispensation of justice. It has discharged its responsibilities with great caution and impartiality since the return of democracy in 1999 and been commended greatly for doing so.
Boko Haram, JTF clash kills 41 in Borno
LAST weekend saw a harvest of deaths in different parts of the country with the highest toll coming from Maiduguri, the Borno State capital where the deadly Boko Haram sect continued its reign of terror. This time a gun fight between members of the sect and Joint Task Force, JTF, left at least 41 people dead.
Amnesty, a gamble turned successful – Abbe
Former Minister of State for Defence, Major General Godwin Abbe (rtd), weekend, described the Federal Government’s amnesty programme as a gamble which has turned out successful to the admiration of the world.
Ghana better, Eguavoen admits
Olympic Team Coach Austin Eguavoen has admitted that Ghana were a better side in yesterday’s game. Said he: “I must admit that the first goal disoriented us. It came early and we couldn’t put our game together.
