Gelegele: A sore in our democracy
GELEGELE is said to have been founded by its first ruler of the village, Ikpiti and his elder sister, Kunemor, sometime in 1403. Both were said to have been attracted to the area because it was located on a hill, which makes it almost impossible to be flooded by the river around the place.
Reps summon Lebanese over abandoned Jigawa road project
A Lebanese, Mr. Tony Saye, has been summoned by the House of Representatives for abandoning the Ajingi-Jahun-Kafin Hausa road project in Jigawa State.
Buy me a car or forget wedding, says bride
A 40-year-old-man, Mohammed Abubakar of Hayin Rigasa, Thursday, brought his bride-to-be, Umulkair Ja’afar, before a Shari’a Court in Magajin Gari, Kaduna, for alleged assault and intimidation.
UNIPORT killing: Victims’ parents ask IG to take over investigation
PARENTS of the four students, who were clubbed to death at Omuokiri-Aluu last Friday, have called on Mohammed Abubakar, the Inspector-General of Police, IGP, to take over the investigation of the circumstances surrounding the brutal murder of their children.
Ronney expecting another child
Wayne Rooney is to become a father for the second time in May, the England and Manchester United footballer’s wife, Coleen, has revealed on Twitter.
Station manager docked for allegedly stealing
Isiaka Ajibola, the manager of a filling station, was on Thursday arraigned before an Ebute Metta Chief Magistrates’ Court in Lagos, charged with stealing N300,000 belonging to his employers.
