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Shootings outside US Capitol, triggers lockdown

Shootings outside US Capitol, triggers lockdown

A volley of shots rang out outside the US Capitol building as police intercepted a suspect Thursday, sending lawmakers and tourists scattering for cover and triggering a massive security operation.

Kwara Utd player, Sanni Abacha is dead

Kwara Utd player, Sanni Abacha is dead

The Team Manager of Kwara United FC of Ilorin, Ibrahim Agbola, has expressed deep shock over the death of a former player of the team, Sanni Abacha.

Nigeria@ 53: Health: Still waiting for promises

Nigeria@ 53: Health: Still waiting for promises

THE Nigerian health sector is reminiscent of Samuel Beckett’s “Waiting for Godot” – the famous play that depicts and explores the utter meaninglessness of life. In a playback of its repetitive plot, the play theatrically implies that in life, everything that is possible will happen. In one unending scene, the actors talk about life, the world, and everything else that occurs from cradle to grave. They talk, they wait, they anticipate. But they fail to do the most important thing – act.

This isn’t the Nigeria we fought for — Amaechi

This isn’t the Nigeria we fought for — Amaechi

ELDER Statesman and First Republic Minister of Aviation, Chief Mbazulike Amaechi is the last man standing in Southern Nigeria among the generation of nationalists who fought for the nation’s independence. He is also the only surviving minister from the South that served in the first post-independence cabinet. The surviving quartet in that cabinet is Shehu Shagari, Shettima Ali Mungono, Inuwa Wada and Maitama Sule, who are all from the North. Looking at Nigeria at 53, he lamented that things had degenerated and offers the way forward.