Woman caught planting bomb near Iraq primary school
A guard caught a woman planting a bomb next to a primary school in Iraq on Monday, while two blasts killed four Sahwa anti-Al-Qaeda fighters, officials said.
What Kokori leaders told Uduaghan about Kelvin, kidnap kingpin
SECRET meeting over Kelvin: Few months before Kelvin Oniarah, the kidnap kingpin that terrorized Delta State and other states in the South-South and South-East regions was rounded up, September 25, by a joint team of Department of State Services, DSS and Nigerian Army, Governor Emmanuel Uduaghan, who had been providing logistics for the manhunt for kidnappers in the state, summoned the leaders of Kokori community, the country home of the gangster, to a meeting in Warri.
It’s twins for Nike Oshinowo
Former Miss Nigeria and Chief Executive of AOE Events & Entertainment Limited, Chief Adenike Oshinowo, is a proud mother of a set of twins.
Amosun blames delay in salary payment on FG
GOVERNOR Ibikunle Amosun of OgunState, said partial release of state allocation by the Presidency is responsible for the delay of the payment of September salary to workers in the state.
Take note Fashola: Nigeria is 100
During the celebration of Nigeria’s 53rd independence anniversary, Governor of Lagos State, Babatunde Fashola, remarked about what he called “distortion” of Nigeria’s history, which I found interesting. He said he did not see the point in celebrating Nigeria’s centenary. Here are his words according to media reports:
ASUU strike: NUPENG threatens solidarity action
Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers, NUPENG, weekend, threatened stop distribution of petroleum products across the country if the Federal Government failed to implement the agreement reached with the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU.
