N12m theft: Court grants Ghanaian N12m bail
Magistrate B. O. Ope-Agbe, of an Ebute-Metta Chief Magistrate’s Court, sitting at Oyingbo yesterday, granted a N12 million bail to a Ghanaian technician, Paul Johnson, who worked with a foreign construction firm, over an offence of alleged theft of a truck valued N12 million.
Prosecution seeks Saraki’s arrest over absence at tribunal
He argued that the Federal High Court had coordinate jurisdiction with the tribunal and as such, had no powers to halt trial of the
Tribunal.
Mourinho to be investigated over claims of sexism
Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho could face a five-match ban after a member of the public complained he had used sexist and abusive language against former team doctor Eva Carneiro, Britain’s press reported Friday.
Bus bomb kills girl, injures 23
An 11-year-old girl was killed and 23 others injured when a bomb exploded in a bus in the southern Philippines, police said on Friday
Pope Francis puts up Syrian refugee family
Pope Francis is putting up a Syrian refugee family from Damascus in a Vatican apartment, aides revealed Friday.
The Nigerian Tea Party by Reno Omokri
The greatest use of irony I have experienced in my life is the term federal as it relates to Nigeria. Elsewhere, I have written copiously on this irony and I do not intend to sound like a broken record in this piece.
Breaking News: FG seeks warrant to arrest Saraki
The Federal Ministry of Justice has asked the Code of Conduct Tribunal, CCT, sitting in Abuja to issue bench warrant for the arrest of the Senate President, Dr. Bukola Saraki.
Nigeria can survive on earnings from herbal medicine – Iwu
Nigeria has what it takes to diversify her economy through earnings from traditional and herbal medicines, Prof. Maurice Iwu, Chairman, Bioreources Development and Conservation Programme (BDCP), has said. Iwu, the Chairman, Organising Committee of Herbal, Health Food and Natural Expo (HERBFEST) 2015, made the assertion when he briefed newsmen on the event on Thursday.
Time to kill the Maritime varsity?
FOR a very long time Niger Deltans had lived in the desert of pains, educationally disadvantaged to a ratio bound to stagger accurate mathematical calculation. This seemingly endless era of desert existence was apparently brought to an end when the Maritime University was established in Okerenkoko of Delta State in Nigeria in 2014.
Prayers for Buhari and Nigeria
PRAYER is the key that unlocks and unleashes the powers of heaven to back up all human endeavours, on this earth. Christians, and Muslims pray, and even idol worshipers appeal their gods for success in their goals on earth. This is because the spiritual controls the physical, and both realms operate under laws and principles. […]
500,000 more children uprooted by Boko Haram: Unicef
Some 500,000 children have been forced to flee Boko Haram militants in the last five months after an upsurge in attacks in Nigeria, Cameroon, Chad and Niger, the UN children’s agency said on Friday
