Singer begs US for forgiveness after flubbing anthem
Hard rocker Aaron Lewis, who has harshly criticized other stars for mangling the national anthem, apologized and declared his love for the United States after doing the same at baseball's World Series.
Court dismisses FOI suit against NCAA
A Federal High Court in Lagos on Monday struck out a suit filed by the trustees of Media Rights Agenda (MRA) against the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) over information disclosure under the Freedom of Information Act.
US troops in isolation in Italy after W.Africa stint
US troops returning from West Africa are being placed under isolation at a base in Italy as a precaution to prevent the potential spread of the Ebola virus, the Pentagon said Monday.
One in three Africans have entered middle class— study
More than one in three Africans have entered the middle class in the past decade, and their numbers are set to increase thanks to rapid economic growth, a study showed Monday.
Super Eagles to train in Warri ahead of Congo match
The Nigeria Football Association (NFA) on Monday said the Super Eagles would train in Warri ahead of the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifier against Congo in Point-Noire.
Woman killed in India for practising witchcraft
Indian Police on Monday said a 55-year-old Indian woman was tortured and beaten to death by her relatives who suspected her of practising witchcraft.
