Adejoke poetry collection of blazing hope speak for Nigeria
AT a time when the country is experiencing harsh economic realities, the encouraging words from guests and launchers at the public presentation of The Sun Shall Soon Shine, a collection of poetry written by Offa, Kwara State-born Sociology graduate, Adejoke Ajibade-Bakare , were enough to assure Nigerians that in spite of living in one of the most crucial moments in the history of the country, there is light at the end of the tunnel.
Court hears Bianca Ojukwu’s ejection suit April 26
An Igbosere High Court in Lagos will on April 26 hear a fresh application by Bianca Ojukwu, the widow of late Ikemba of Nnewi, Odumegwu Ojukwu, over alleged move by the family to eject her sons from the company’s properties located in Lagos.
Anioma youth leader condemns PDP defectors
Following the recent defection of some leaders and members of the Peoples’ Democratic Party, PDP, to the All Progressive Congress, APC, in Delta state, the National President of Anioma Youth Council for Change, AYCC, Comrade Joshua Ogun Okoh, yesterday wondered if the party was dead in the state.
World’s Biggest Solar Panel: Morocco activates the world’s biggest solar panel
The King of Morocco, His Majesty Mohammed VI, has officially opened the first phase of what will eventually be the largest global CSP plant – the same size as Morocco’s capital city Rabat.
Milan striker Niang suffers car accident
AC Milan striker M’baye Niang was involved in a car accident on Saturday night, but claimed Monday it was a minor incident in which he had been merely a passenger.
Buhari launches probe after “hundreds” killed in Benue clash
President Muhammadu Buhari is launching a probe after week-long clashes between Muslim herdsmen and Christian farmers left “hundreds” dead, officials said Monday.
