Police arrest couple for battering house help

Police arrest couple for battering house help

The Police in Lagos have arrested a couple in Ikosi-Ketu for allegedly inflicting injuries on their 16-year-old house help. Sources close to Ketu Police Station where the case was reported by a good Nigerian, told newsmen that the wife was the suspect who assaulted the maid.
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Malaria kills Badagry residents every second  – Setonji

Malaria kills Badagry residents every second – Setonji

The root of this issue can be traced to the land use decree. It has created problems in this nation. It does not take into consideration communities that have existed before the decree was formulated. And. until that area is resolved, we will not be free of communal clashes in respect to land ownership. This problem is not peculiar to Lagos alone. The law vested the land in the care of the Governor of the state.

Okorocha floors Ihedioha at Appeal Court

Okorocha floors Ihedioha at Appeal Court

The Court of Appeal sitting in Owerri, yesterday threw out the appeal filed by the Imo State gubernatorial candidate of the People’s Democratic Party, PDP, Chief Emeka Ihedioha.

Desmond Tutu out of hospital after one week

Desmond Tutu out of hospital after one week

South African archbishop Desmond Tutu was discharged from hospital on Friday, his foundation said, after more than two weeks of medical care to treat a nagging infection.

Indonesia dumps plans for high-speed rail

Indonesia dumps plans for high-speed rail

Indonesia has unexpectedly dumped much-vaunted plans for its first high-speed railway in favour of a slower and cheaper rail option, in a blow to Japan and China who have been fiercely competing to win the construction job.

At least 30 migrants feared drowned off Libya

At least 30 migrants feared drowned off Libya

At least 30 migrants feared drowned off Libya: IOM Also some 5,600 people crossed into Macedonia from Greece on Thursday, a jump over previous days that highlights the ever-rising numbers of migrants moving through Europe, the UN said on Friday. “Yesterday (Thursday) 5,600 people crossed from Greece into the former Yugoslav republic of Macedonia,” said […]

Okowa: A governor walking his talk

Okowa: A governor walking his talk

SATURDAY, September 5, 2015, marks 100 days of Sen. Dr. Ifeanyi Arthur Okowa in office as Executive Governor of Delta State. From all indications, Okowa hit the ground running. And this is hardly surprising. Okowa came into office with a clear vision and an action plan encapsulated in his well thought-out S.M.A.R.T agenda that is designed to usher in “Prosperity for all Deltans”.

Death of school proprietress, biz partner in hotel room

Death of school proprietress, biz partner in hotel room

YENAGOA -THE Amungo Family of Adubabiri compound in Southern Ijaw Local Government Area of Bayelsa State, has appealed to the Inspector-General of Police, Mr. Solomon Arase, to investigate the circumstances surrounding the death of Mrs. Ebiegberi Ejor (nee Amungo). In a petition signed by Dr. Ebimo Amungo, on behalf of the family, they stated that they have lost faith in the ability of officers at the Rivers State Police Command to find the true killers and determine probable cause of the death of Mrs. Ejor, who, the family believes, was murdered with her business partner.

Staff honour Kogi deputy gov at 55

Staff honour Kogi deputy gov at 55

Staff of the Deputy Governor’s Office, Lokoja, today, shocked the state Deputy Governor, Arc. Abayomi Awoniyi with a birthday banner and cake to celebrate the icon at 55.