Security breaches: All hands must be on deck: NNPP
Worried by series of accusations trailing the current security situation in the country, the New Nigeria Peoples Party, NNPP, has advised Nigerians against blaming the Federal Government or security agencies for the security breaches especially the Boko Haram bombings in Northern Nigeria, saying “it is the responsibility of all citizens.”
United’s Owen out for six weeks
Manchester United striker Michael Owen is set to be out of action until at least Christmas with a thigh injury, the Premier League champions said Monday.
Tripoli asks Niger to rethink asylum for Kadhafi son
Libya’s new leaders on Monday urged Niger to reconsider its “hostile” decision to grant asylum to Moamer Kadhafi’s son Saadi during the uprising which overthrew the longtime leader.
Terry gagged by FA over racism allegations
John Terry was gagged by the Football Association on Monday to prevent the England captain answering any questions about allegations he racially abused QPR defender Anton Ferdinand.
Akunyili vs Ngige: Court declares judgment Wednesday
The Court of Appeal in Enugu has reserved judgment for Wednesday in the election petition filed by Prof. Dora Akunyili challenging the election of Sen. Chris Ngige.
Unibadan offers automatic scholarship to 75 first class graduates
The University of Ibadan on Monday offered automatic scholarship to its 75 first class graduates in the 2010/2011 academic session to study post graduate programmes of their choice in the university.
