Youths urged to shun criminal acts
Youths in the country have been told to shun acts that could hinder their prospects in life and focus on things that could guarantee a better future for them.
Olufuye re-elected as AfICTA Chairman
At the close of its thought provoking strategy session and annual general meeting held recently in South Africa, the Africa Information & Communication Technologies Alliance, AfICTA , re-elected Dr Jimson Olufuye, the Chief Executive Officer of Kontemporary Nigeria as its Chairman
ACF to Afenifere: Stop branding Fulani herdsmen as criminals
The Arewa Consultative Forum (ACF), yesterday, expressed embarrassment and disappointment with the Pan-Yoruba group, Afenifere, for calling on the federal government to abolish nomadic cattle rearing to stop alleged criminal activities by herdsmen in Yoruba land.
Boko Haram suicide bombers kill 6 in Niger
Two suicide bombings by militants from Islamist extremist group Boko Haram left five civilians and a policeman dead in Niger on Sunday, a humanitarian worker said.
“There were 10 deaths in total: a policeman, five civilians and the four suicide bombers,” said the source, based in the southeastern city of Diffa where the blasts occurred.
Victor Moses opts out of Nigeria friendlies for fear of injuries
West Ham United forward Victor Moses has pulled out of Nigeria’s friendlies against the DR Congo and Cameroon, the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) have announced.
B’Haram bombed Abuja to mock recent military victories against them – NLC
The Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) on Sunday described the recent multiple bomb blasts in two different parts of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Abuja by suspected terrorist group, Boko Haram, as attempts by the sect to make mockery of recent reported victories recorded by the Nigerian military over them.
