Why Lagos PDP is scared of card readers, by APC
The Lagos State chapter of the All Progressives Congress, APC, has alleged that the desperation by the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, to use cloned fake voters cards to rig the 2015 general election is responsible for its present campaign against the use of card readers for the election.
US says Obama letter to Gambia strongman skewed
President Barack Obama’s administration on Thursday denied a letter to the Gambia’s authoritarian leader which said Gambians have “much to celebrate” represented an endorsement of his rule.
Chibok: Minister meets with families of abducted schoolgirls, assures their safe return
Alhaji Mohammed Wakil, the Minister of State for Power, on Thursday in Maiduguri held a closed-door meeting with the parents and relatives of the abducted Chibok schoolgirls, assuring them of the efforts by the Federal Government to secure the release of the girls.
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Fayose berates APC on use of card reader
Ekiti State Governor, Mr Ayo Fayose Thursday said he had no regret mobilizing for the success of the presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in March 28 election, Dr Goodluck Jonathan, just as he accused members of All Progressive Congress (APC) for leading the advocate of the use of card reader in the coming elections.
Huawei signs agreement with Surfline on network expansion
Surfline Communications, Wednesday at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain announced plans to expand their award-winning 4G LTE network to cover all regions in Ghana with Huawei Technologies.
Housewife jailed for pouring hot water on husband
An FCT Area Court in Lugbe, on Thursday sentenced a housewife, Owolati Laide, 45, to three months imprisonment for pouring hot water on her husband.
Liberia’s last Ebola patient discharged
Liberia discharged its last confirmed Ebola patient on Thursday, as it reported for the first time in nine months it had gone a full week without any new infections.
Boko Haram kills elderly men studying Qur’an
Boko Haram militants have been amassing in the northeast Nigeria town of Gwoza, believed to be the group’s headquarters, killing residents who were unable to flee, a senator and witnesses said Thursday.
FG gives licences to 9 new private universities
In order to increase the number of universities in Nigeria from 129 to 138 the Federal Government Thursday, gave 9 new private universities their licences.
Universal broadband can be achieved through ppp, says Etisalat Group CEO
The Chief Executive Officer of Etisalat Group, Mr. Ahmad Julfar, has said that Universal broadband is a real target that can be achieved through public private partnerships to promote greater digital, social and financial inclusion in the developing world.
