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Egypt court confirms Morsi death sentence

Egypt court confirms Morsi death sentence

An Egyptian court on Tuesday upheld a death sentence against ousted Islamist president Mohamed Morsi for plotting jailbreaks and attacks on police during the country’s 2011 uprising.

Corruption: Nobel Peace Centre to end partnership with FIFA

Corruption: Nobel Peace Centre to end partnership with FIFA

The board of the Nobel Peace Centre said on Monday it wished to end its formal cooperation with football’s scandal-plagued ruling body FIFA over the “Handshake for Peace” programme. The symbolic fair play gesture has been promoted by FIFA since 2014 at various levels of the game, and includes a handshake between the captains and referees before and after the final whistle.

Court fines boy, 10, for ‘affair’ with married woman

Court fines boy, 10, for ‘affair’ with married woman

“The 10-year-old was caught having an extramarital affair with a lady from another tribe, which created bad blood between the two tribes,” a local police official requesting anonymity told newsmen. “The incident was later taken to a jirga (tribal court) which ordered the boy’s family to pay a fine of Rs700,000 ($7,000) to the aggrieved side.

Oshoala: I want us to play like Real Madrid

Oshoala: I want us to play like Real Madrid

Asisat Oshoala has had a pretty spectacular 12 months by anyone’s standards. The Ikorodu native took home both the adidas Golden Ball and the Golden Boot at the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup Canada 2014 en route to a second-place finish with the Super Falconets in August of last year; while just last week she scored in her senior Women’s World Cup debut.

Pakistan executes seven prisoners

Pakistan executes seven prisoners

Pakistan Tuesday hanged seven prisoners, bringing the total number put to death since executions resumed last December to 160, officials said. Seven executions took place in several cities in the central province of Punjab including Lahore, Faisalabad, Gujranwala, Dera Ghazi Khan, Sialkot and Bahawalpur.

Seek UN sanction against South Africa over al Bashir, SERAP tells ICC

Seek UN sanction against South Africa over al Bashir, SERAP tells ICC

Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has called on “the International Criminal Court (ICC) to refer South Africa to the UN Security Council for allowing Sudan’s President Omar al-Bashir to leave the country, ahead of a court ruling on whether he should be transferred to the ICC to stand trial on genocide and war crimes charges.”

NFF queries Keshi, Enyeama

NFF queries Keshi, Enyeama

Enyeama, on the other hand, has been queried over his comments that Kaduna was unsafe for the AFCON qualifier against Chad. The NFF were forced to issue an official statement after Enyeama’s comments on the Kaduna venue. NFF president Amaju Pinnick was quoted in the statement as saying:

Ramadan: Islamic scholar appeals to traders over price increase

Ramadan: Islamic scholar appeals to traders over price increase

A Kaduna-based Islamic Scholar, Sheik Sambo Rigachikun, on Tuesday appealed to traders in the country not to increase the price of food items during the Muslim fasting period of Ramadan. Rigachikum made the appeal in an interview withnewsmen in Kaduna. He said traders should not use the period to inflict suffering on innocent people, saying it was unfortunate that traders always take advantage of spiritual festivities to exploit the people.

APC administration intends to kill corruption in Nigeria, we will do our best – Buhari

APC administration intends to kill corruption in Nigeria, we will do our best – Buhari

Johannesburg, June 16, 2015 (NAN) President Muhammadu Buhari has pledged to implement the cardinal policies of his administration in order to move the country forward. Buhari made the pledge in Johannesburg, South Africa, when he met Nigerians resident in South Africa. He said government was determined to secure the country, improve the economy and eliminate […]