Kogi varsity lecturer taught virtues of Jihad (Holy war) – DSS

The Abuja Division of the Federal High Court, yesterday, denied bail to Dr. Mohammed Nazeef Yunus, a lecturer at the Kogi State University, accused of being the spiritual leader of a Boko Haram cell situated at Igala land in Kogi State. This came as the Department of State Service, DSS declared that the Kogi varsity lecturer propagated terrorism across the federation by the teaching of virtues of Jihad (Holy war).
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World Cup: Balogun prays for speedy recovery

After his debut for the Super Eagles ended in a nightmare, defender, Leon Balogun stated that he was not disappointed with the injury he suffered in the friendly against Mexico Wednesday in Atlanta, USA..

CNN founder Ted Turner hospitalized in Argentina

Ted Turner, the CNN founder and American media tycoon turned philanthropist, was hospitalized during a trip to Argentina, a medical source said Friday, with reports suggesting he could have appendicitis.

Tunisia, Cameroon to host AfroBasket 2015

Tunisia and Cameroon have been awarded the hosting duties for AfroBasket 2015 and AfroBasket Women 2015 respectively, FIBA Africa announced on Friday in Abidjan, Cote d’Ivoire.

Lagos commuters groan, rain curses on NNPC officials

Anger, pain and indignation were not enough to explain the feelings of thousands of stranded commuters going to their workplaces and areas of businesses from different parts of Lagos five days after queues returned to filling stations in Lagos. Many of them were seen sitting in groups discussing the effect of the fuel scarcity in Lagos Metropolis.

Ten marketers arrested for sharp practices in Makurdi

Social and economic activities are gradually grounding to a halt in Makurdi the Benue state capital and its environs as the scarcity of Premium Motor Spirit, PMS, or fuel which surfaced in the state about two weeks ago continues to bite harder with the product presently selling for as high as N250 per litre at the black market.

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