Ethiopians, Muslim Affairs Supreme Council condemns IS beheading of compatriots in Libya
Mohammed Aman-Jemal, President of the Ethiopian Muslim Affairs Supreme Council, Ethiopians and hundreds of grieving relatives have condemned the beheading of two Ethiopians by Islamic State militants in Libya.
Football stakeholders task Keshi on transparency in his Super Eagles return
Some football stakeholders in Enugu have urged the re-appointed Chief Coach of the Super Eagles, Stephen Keshi, to be transparent in handling the team in this second tenure.
APC youths query Ojudu, Omirin over Fayose’s impeachment, election funds
Youths in the All Progressives Congress (APC), Ekiti State, under the aegis of Ekiti APC Youths Congress (EAYC) have demanded explanations from the Senator representing Ekiti Central, Babafemi Ojudu and embattled Speaker of the State House of Assembly, Dr Adewale Omirin over the whereabouts of the N250 million allegedly collected for the impeachment of Governor Ayodele Fayose and his deputy, Dr Olusola Eleka and another N200 million allegedly released for the April 11 House of Assembly election
Zuma vows action over immigrant attacks as army deployed
President Jacob Zuma on Wednesday pledged to tackle xenophobia in South Africa as troops were sent in to support police in a crackdown against attacks on immigrants that have left at least seven people dead.
Chad’s army rescues 43 Boko Haram child soldiers in Nigeria
Col. Azem Agouna, Chadian Army Spokesman, said on Wednesday that they have repatriated 43 children, who had been kidnapped by Islamist terrorist group Boko Haram and forced to become child soldiers.
Court orders FG to pay ex-NITEL/MTEL staff 20% of annual salary
The National Industrial Court Abuja has ordered the Federal Government to pay the former staff of NITEL/MTEL their final entitlement representing 20 per cent of their annual salary within 30 days.
