Fraud: UK to go tough on Nigerians coming for child delivery
The United Kingdom has said it will no longer tolerate abuse of its National Health Service, NHS, by Nigerian visitors after a Nigerian woman reportedly flew to the UK to have her baby in a British hospital.
26 Eagles resume battle for shirts against Liberia
Starting this Monday morning in Abuja, 26 players of the Super Eagles will be literarily up in arms against themselves as they battle to impress Coach Stephen Keshi and his crew that they are up for the Nations Cup qualifier against the Lone Star of Liberia.
Jigawa flood victims get N9m relief materials
Gwaram Local Government Area of Jigawa State has distributed food items and relief materials worth N9 million to victims of the recent flood disaster in the council.
Cleric escapes suspected assassins bullets in Owerri
The principal of Holy Ghost College, Owerri, Rev. Fr. Cyprian Ogu, narrowly escaped death when gunmen suspected to be assassins, stormed his residence in the institution and fired several shots into his bedroom.
Sacked council boss drags Bayelsa gov, Speaker to court
One of the five ousted Bayelsa State local government area chairmen, Chief Timipa Orunimighe, has instituted a N100 million suit before a Bayelsa State High Court sitting in Yenagoa, challenging his purported removal from office.
Okagbare’s Olympics woes continue
Nigeria’s Blessing Okagbare returned to more track misfortunes as she was disqualified in the women 100m race at the Aviva Grand prix meet in Birmingham, England Sunday.
