Why Buhari’s visit to C-River was postponed —Ayade
GOVERNOR Ben Ayade of Cross Rivers State, yesterday, attributed the stalling of the official visit of President Muhammadu Buhari to the state to the misconception that trailed the proposed construction of a 260km super high way in the state.
Defence Hqtrs alerts on use of cluster bombs by Boko Haram
The war against Boko Haram terrorists yesterday took a new dimension as the terrorists have now introduced cluster bombs, which is a banned weapon of mass destruction by the United Nations, to annihilate Nigerians living in the North East.
Mobile for Development: GSMA boss unfolds 3 points agenda for emerging markets
The chairman of the GSMA, Jon Fredrik Baksass, yesterday unfolded the direction of the mobile operator’s association for the developing markets before international audience at the ongoing GSMA Mobile 360 series Africa holding in Cape Town, South Africa.
Boko Haram: UN Women calls for gender-friendly counter-terrorism strategies
THE United Nations has called for a more gender-sensitive approach to battling insecurity in Nigeria, advising government and stakeholders to give consideration to the negative impacts of counter-terrorism strategies on civilian populations, particularly women and girls.
This is amid heightened defensive launched against terror-sect Boko Haram by the Federal Government in recent times.
SURE-P scam: Allegation against me callous – Bode George
Lagos—Former Deputy National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Chief Olabode George has described the allegation of his involvement in a N4.947 billion scam as cruel, callous and outlandish mischief making.
Super Eagles’ Captainship: Is Oliseh right?
Tough questions are being asked from the Nigeria technical crew over the lackluster display of the Super Eagles with a section of football lovers hinting that the event that led to the untimely retirement of goalkeeper Vincent Enyeama is partly responsible for the defeat.
