Rape: Ogun govt vows to deal with rapists
Following the incessant raping of minors in OgunState, the State government has pledged to ensure that all rapists are brought to book, warning ambitious rapists to desist from the criminal act or face the full wrath of the law.
Military reinforcements after Boko Haram massacre of 87 people
Nigeria’s military sent reinforcements Friday to the remote northeastern town of Benisheik after Boko Haram Islamists stormed the area, burnt dozens of homes and slaughtered at least 87 people
Youths brainstorm on participation in agric
Youths in the agriculture sector in Abuja have met to deliberate on ways to drive the youth agenda on environment and agriculture in country.
Many killed, injured as forces, Boko Haram exchange gunfire in Abuja
Boko Haram Islamists opened fire Friday on security operatives conducting an operation near a legislative building in Abuja, sparking a gunfight that injured several people, the intelligence branch said.
Africans making it big in China
From a windowless room in a dilapidated Hong Kong high-rise, Ali Diallo sells Chinese electronics to retailers across Africa. The modest surroundings belie the multi-million dollar business the West African trader has built in the five years since he moved to the city.
The FRSC new vehicle number plates and Nigerians
Come end of this September, Nigerians will be forced to change their vehicle number plates to new ones. Failure to do this will be an offence punishable either by imprisonment, or fines, or the impounding of the said vehicle with payment of penalties.
