Malala defies Taliban on girls’ right to education
Malala Yousafzai took over the United Nations on Friday, nine months after a Taliban gunman put a bullet in her head believing he was ending the Pakistani teenager's campaign for girls' education.
Ogun police arrest taxi driver, recover 28 bags of Indian hemp
The Ogun State Police Command has said that it has arrested a taxi driver identified as Taofiq Akintoluwa for allegedly conveying weeds suspected to be Indian hemp.
Students join calls for removal of Rivers’ police boss
As the Rivers State crisis escalates, students in the state have joined in calling for the removal of the state Police Commissioner, Joseph Mbu.
Abidjan cracker: Keshi invites 24 Eagles
Super Eagles’ Head Coach, Stephen Keshi, yesterday called to camp 24 players who will fight for shirts in the 2014 African Nations Championship final qualifying leg against the Elephants of Cote d’Ivoire, in Abidjan on July 27.
Expert blames low blood donation on misconception
Barely seven years to World Health Organisation’s 100 percent voluntary blood donation target by 2020, experts have blamed the inability of Nigeria to meet up with the global target on misconceptions.
PIB: Jonathan, Diezani should not award oil blocs—El-Rufai
FORMER Federal Capital Territory ,FCT, Minister, Malam Nasir Ahmed El-Rufai, yesterday, said the powers of the President and Minister of Petroleum to award oil blocs should be curtailed.
