Boko Haram: Borno residents laud military operation
UN gives Mugabe platform to rail against ‘evil’ West
Sudan: It’s do or die against Eagles
Remembering Joan Rivers in Words and Comedy
Using women and girls as spoils of war
Australia commits N8.7 million to tackle Ebola outbreak in Nigeria
Doubts linger over claims of Boko Haram leader’s death
Nigerian police claims release of one kidnapped schoolgirl
Poroshenko says Ukraine crisis approaching end
Second American doctor recovers from Ebola
NBA, others laud senate’s passage of corporate manslaughter bill
2015 AYC: Flying Eagles to resume camp by December, says Coach
Governor Chime’s belated rally for Jonathan
Boko Haram kill pastor, teacher, 18 others, razes churches in Borno
FG declares Wednesday, Oct. 1 as Public Holiday
Akwa Ibom Govt. sponsors 50 for 2014 Hajj
Police rescue day-old-baby buried alive in Akwa Ibom

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Insurgency: Senate approves 1bn dollars external loan for FG
The Senate on Thursday approved a request for external borrowing of not more than N1 billion dollars by President Goodluck Jonathan to tackle security challenges in the country.
150 Borno refugees died in Cameroon border camp
Authorities of Ngala Local Government Area in Borno state has Thursday said that over 150 displaced persons died at the Fotokol border resettlement camp in Cameroon from diarrhea, malaria and other water borne diseases, as medication and healthcare services could not be accessed in the camp.
Ukrainian doctor, wife abducted in Libya: ministry
A Ukrainian doctor and his wife have been kidnapped in the eastern Libyan city of Benghazi, a stronghold of Islamist militias, the Libyan health ministry said Thursday.
APC condemns attempt to cover up the $9.3 million scandal
The All Progressives Congress (APC) has condemned the obvious attempt by the PDP-led Federal Government, working with some members of the National Assembly, to cover up the smuggling of 9.3 million US dollars to South Africa on a private plane, saying the cover-up plans will fail because the issues involve transcend Nigeria. In a statement […]
Mix reactions trail FG’s job creation target
Some financial experts on Thursday, expressed divergent views on the Federal Government recent inauguration of a Presidential Board for the creation of three million jobs nationwide.
Commendations trail increased military successes over Boko Haram
The people of Adamawa have commended the military for the latest successes in the campaign against insurgency in the North East.
France launches fresh Iraq strikes as country mourns hostage
France launched a fresh round of air strikes in Iraq Thursday and pledged more support for Syrian opposition forces as it upped its fight against Islamic State jihadists after the beheading of hostage Herve Gourdel.
Hamas, Fatah agree on return of unity government in Gaza
Rival Palestinian factions Hamas and Fatah reached a “comprehensive” agreement Thursday for the return of their unity government in Gaza after two days of talks in Cairo, negotiators from both sides said.
Iran rejects British leader’s claim it backs ‘terror’
Iran on Thursday rejected accusations from British Prime Minister David Cameron that it supports “terrorism”, pointing out instead that it is leading the fight against groups like the Islamic State.
Côte d’Ivoire still Africa’s best, says Gervinho
Do you think that Côte d’Ivoire have fallen off their perch?
Despite the failure in Brazil, the quality of our players is not in doubt. For me, the best team in Africa is still Côte d’Ivoire
Essien speaks on his hopes and aspirations
Michael Essien seems to have been in the footballing consciousness for an eternity. The Ghana legend will, however, only turn 32 later this year. The concluding chapter of his glittering career will seemingly come in Italy, with Essien swapping Chelsea for AC Milan in January.
Ghana and Ivory Coast head to court over sea boundary
Ghana and Ivory Coast are heading to a United Nations tribunal to resolve a dispute over the maritime boundary separating the two oil-producing nations, Ghana’s attorney general said on Thursday.
Nollywood stars unveil films at Abuja film festival
The 11th Abuja International Film festival opened yesterday with world premier and launch of Five Nollywood movies on Invasion 1897 and four others on Biofortication at the Silverbird Cinema, Abuja.
Ukraine to shut Russia border, seek EU membership
President Petro Poroshenko on Thursday ordered a temporary closure of Ukraine’s porous border with Russia and voiced plans to apply for EU membership in 2020 as part of his ex-Soviet country’s Westward shift.
Reps endorse financial intelligence centre for Nigeria
or the establishment of the Nigerian Financial Intelligence Center in Nigeria

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