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.
Mutiny: CLO condemns death penalty on soldiers
The Civil Liberties Organisation, CLO, in Bayelsa State has described as “double standard” and “a national disservice,” the death sentence passed on 12 soldiers of the 7th Division of the Nigerian Army in Maiduguri, Bornu State for mutiny.
Terrorism: Maintaining Islamic personality
The dire consequences of violence and terrorism are taking its toll on Muslims. The erroneous link with Islam has made some Muslims to conceal the Islamic personality in them, while some have paid dearly for it.
S-Africa faults FG’s explanations on seized $9.3m
South Africa has rejected explanations by the Nigerian government on the $9.3m cash seized from two Nigerians and an Israeli citizen in a chartered private jet for the purpose of procuring arms for the Nigerian intelligence services.
Multiple check points return to Badagry Expressway
Few weeks after the retirement of the immediate past Inspector General of Police, Mohammed Abubakar, road blocks along the Lagos Badagry Expressway have returned with the Badagry-Seme end having about 11 and nine police and Customs checkpoints, respectively.
Ogun pilgrims urged to comply with rules
Pilgrims from Ogun State have been admonished to ensure strict compliance to all the rules and regulations guiding the Hajj exercise for it to be counted worthy of acceptance by Almighty Allah.
