PFN picks Oritsejafor’s replacement
COME Tuesday, February 5, 2013, the open-ing ceremony of the 12th national biennial confer-ence of the umbrella body of Pentecostalism in Nigeria, Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria, PFN, will take place at the Uyo Sports Stadium, Uyo, the Akwa Ibom State capital.
My husband derives pleasure making love after beating me – Housewife
He derives pleasure in beating me and then force me to bed after”, says a housewife,Abosede Balogun. In her evidence in chief at an Orile Agege Grade ‘B’ Customary Court, Lagos where she pleaded for the dissolution of her 15-year-old marriage to Jamiu Balogun, she alleged desertion and frequent beating.
US, UK vow to pursue Qaeda in north Africa but no troops
The US and British defence ministers on Saturday vowed to hunt down Al-Qaeda-linked militants in north Africa following a deadly Algerian hostage crisis, but said they would not be sending in any ground troops.
Afcon: Disappointing South Africa held by tiny Cape Verde
South Africa got their Africa Cup of Nations campaign off to a limp start here Saturday when debutants Cape Verde held the disappointing former champions to a goalless draw.
Banned Armstrong wants to compete again
Shamed cyclist Lance Armstrong wants to return to competitive sport, but says the driving force behind his belated doping confession was the well-being of his five children.
AFCON: Mali spirits high despite conflict at home
Mali team spirit is high for the Africa Cup of Nations here even though the country has been embroiled in a conflict with Islamist militant groups in the vast desert northern region.
