2015 NWPL: Sunshine Queens beat hosts Capital City Doves 2-1
Sunshine Queens Women Football Club of Akure on Sunday in Abuja defeated hosts Capital City Doves 2-1 in a Nigeria Women Professional League (NWPL) Group B Week Two match. The visiting side dominated the match played at the Area 3 Sports Complex from the first blast of the whistle. They held sway with good passes which made the match a bit tough for their opponents.
Mediterranean crossing: Nigerian beaten, abducted by armed gangs in Libya
Migrants in Libya face “cruelty” and abuse, driving many people to risk their lives in dangerous Mediterranean crossings aimed at reaching sanctuary in Europe, Amnesty International said on Monday.
Governors should not get salary or allowance until all workers are paid — Ben Bruce
Determined to make a difference, Senator-elect and Media mogul, Ben Murray-Bruce, has continued his campaign for reformation, urging that no state governor or aide should get salary or allowance until all workers in the state are paid. He also frowned at the ‘wastage’ of state resources to sponsor elite on pilgrimage while the poor in the society are not care for.
Emmanuel Adebayor fights back: How my mother, siblings ‘ruined’ me
Obviously all is not well with the Adebayor family as Togo and Tottenham Hotspur striker, Emmanuel Adebayor continues his family story series
Ogboru is welcome to APC, but… — Emerhor
NOTWITHSTANDING that the All Progressives Congress, APC lost the April 11 governorship election in Delta State, its political relevance has shot up because of the enthronement of General Muhammadu Buhari (retd) as President-Elect
PDP jittery over six arrested INEC staff in Abia —APGA
The All Progressives Grand Alliance, APGA, has alleged that the ruling party in Abia State is working round the clock to compromise the Assistant Inspector-General, AIG, of Police, Zone 9, Umuahia, Mr. Usman Gwary, to release unconditionally the six members of staff of Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, arrested in Umuahia for allegedly attempting to take away seven card readers and result sheets from the Commission’s office.
