Yemi Alade Ready to unveil King of Queens
Anyone who is a die-hard fan of Johnny and Tangerine sensation, Yemi Alade, knows for sure that there is something on her mind right now other than her King of Queens.
Obama welcomes Scotland ‘No’ vote on independence
US President Barack Obama congratulated Scotland Friday on its “full and energetic exercise of democracy,” as he welcomed the result of its historic referendum rejecting independence from the United Kingdom.
APC Leader, Tinubu condoles with late Dimgba’s family
APC Leader Bola Tinubu on Friday paid a condolence visit to the family of late journalist, Dimgba Igwe, describing his death as a great loss to the nation.
84 S’Africans killed in Synagogue collapse – official
The number of South Africans known to have died in the collapse of a multi-storey megachurch in Lagos last week has risen to 84, Pretoria’s high commissioner to Nigeria said Friday.
Insurgency responsible non-completion of devt projects in N’East – Maku
The Minister of Information, Mr Labaran Maku, has urged northern elders and youths to strive to ensure that peace reigned in the region for development to thrive.
Jonathan meets with northern tradidtional rulers
President Goodluck Jonathan yesterday met with traditional rulers from the north led by Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Saad Abubakar III, to discuss ways of proffering solutions to the spate of killings in the region.
Pandemonium in Kano Poly over bomb scare
There was pandemonium in Kano Polytechnic and Aminu Kano School of Legal studies over bomb scare in Kano.
Atiku blasts Jonathan on security
Atiku Abubakar on Friday blasts Goodluck Jonathan’s record on security, vowing that Boko Haram could be crushed easily if politicians chose to do so. In an interview, he accused Jonathan and his ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) of lacking the political will to end the insurgency, which has killed thousands since 2009. “This insurgency shouldn’t […]
The SCOAN calamity, the Church in Nigeria
THE Synagogue Church Of All Nations, SCOAN, building collapse calamity of Tuesday September 15, will serve as a real test for the Lagos State government’s support for Christians and Churches.
How prepared are we for schools’resumption?
PARENTS and guardians with their children and wards in both public and private primary and secondary schools – which were earlier scheduled to reopen by the third week of September after a long holiday that began late July – were directed by the Federal Government to adhere to a new date following the sudden outbreak of the deadly Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) in the country. Initially, the resumption was postponed to October 12 and in a twist, after a meeting of the Minister of Education, Mallam Ibrahim Shekarau and states’ commissioners of education, it was resolved that the schools would now reopen on September 22.
S.African medics blamed as pregnant woman falls out of ambulance
Two South African medics were Thursday suspended after a pregnant woman they were ferrying to hospital fell out of a moving ambulance and suffered a miscarriage, an official said.
