Families of death row inmates, fearing worst, head to Indonesia
Relatives and diplomats rushed to an Indonesian prison island on Friday ahead of the looming executions of nine foreign drug convicts who are set to be shot in defiance of international outrage.
Our plans for Ndigbo, others in Lagos APC — Segun Idris
Hon. Olusegun Abubakar Idris is a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress, APC and the administrative secretary of the party in the Lagos West Senatorial District.
In this interview, he spoke on issues arising from the recent elections in the state and the party’s plans to sustain its dominance
Reps cut off funding for fuel subsidy in 2015 budget
ABUJA—THE House of Representatives yesterday cut off funding for fuel subsidy in the N4.493 trillion budget for the year 2015 it passed yesterday.
xenophobic attacks: AFBA vows to drag S-African govt before UN Security Council
THE African Bar Association, AFBA, has threatened to file criminal charges against the South African Government before the United Nations Security Council, if it fails to stop the xenophobic attacks against other Africans in that country.
2015 POLLS: The dramatic end of the race
The dreaded 2015 elections have been concluded and the umpire, Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) had given its final decision. The results are clear except in the two states of Abia and Imo whose final results remain in abeyance–the election in each state was judged to be inconclusive.
Randy robber set ablaze in Aba
ABA – A mob has set ablaze a suspected member of a robbery gang terrorizing residents of 7-Up area of Ogbor Hill, Aba, Abia State, has been set ablaze.
