AFRIFF 2014: Organisers extend date for film submission

AFRIFF 2014: Organisers extend date for film submission

Organisers of the prestigious Africa International Film Festival, AFRIFF, which is billed to take place in Calabar, the tourism hub in Nigeria, from November 9 through16, are calling for film entries from African filmmakers, with a closing date now extended to July 24, 2014.
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Praiz turns preacher?

Praiz turns preacher?

Popular singer and MTN brand ambassador, Praiz gave the listening audience an entertainment of a life time when he mounted the stage at Muson Center, Lagos, to do what he knows how to do best-singing.

FIFA lifts ban on Nigeria

FIFA lifts ban on Nigeria

Fifa, today, lifted the suspension that was imposed on the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) on 9 July 2014 on account of external interference.

UN demands crash probe as first monitors reach Ukraine

UN demands crash probe as first monitors reach Ukraine

The United Nations added its voice to global demands Friday for a full probe into the apparent downing of a Malaysian airliner in rebel-held east Ukraine, as international monitors arrived at the crash site.

Several feared dead as Boko Haram attack Damboa, Borno

Several feared dead as Boko Haram attack Damboa, Borno

Boko Haram gunmen killed many people in an attack on the town of Damboa in Borno State, throwing explosives into residential homes and shooting dead civilians who tried to surrender, an official said Friday. “The insurgents attacked the town from 6:30pm (1730 GMT) on Thursday to the early hours of today,” said the official in […]

Tutu likens Mid-East crisis to apartheid

Tutu likens Mid-East crisis to apartheid

Two South African winners of the Nobel Peace Prize urged Israel and the Palestinians on Friday to negotiate peace, with former archbishop Desmond Tutu comparing the regional crisis to apartheid.

Military Attack on Lagosians: Welcome to Jonathan’s Nigeria

Military Attack on Lagosians: Welcome to Jonathan’s Nigeria

The dark days of military oppression are back! The Black Era has returned! Soldiers took over a major street in Lagos for five hours and we were helpless to stop them. They slapped some; beat some senseless; destroyed public and personal property, all without fear of retribution.