Super Eagles job: Egypt match won’t determine Siasia’s fate – NFF

THE vice President of the Nigeria Football Federation, Shehu Dikko has said that coach Samson Siasia is not, in any way, under examination as regards his chances of becoming the substantive coach of the Super Eagles. Dikko spoke about Siasia’s future with the Eagles ahead of the Egypt clash Tuesday. He revealed that their decision regarding Siasia’s future with the national team wouldn’t depend solely on the result of the encounter in Alexandria.
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I found condoms in my wife’s bag, hubby tells Ibadan court

I found condoms in my wife’s bag and she could not give a satisfactory explanation how she came about it,’’ an estranged hubby told an Ibadan Customary Court just as the court dissolved the seven-year-old marriage on Tuesda

Asaba 2016: African Wrestling body gives Powerlee May 1 deadline

The President of Pro Wrestling Africa (PWA), Jacob Makia has said that the wrestling contest between Powerlee of Nigeria and Buffalo of Angola will no longer be rescheduled as May 1 remains the deadline for the fact that the bout has been postponed four times.

Egypt vs Nigeria: Siasia drops Iheanacho

Daniel Akpeyi replaces injured Carl Ikeme in goal for Nigeria. Kelechi Iheanacho and Simon Moses drops to the bench for the visitors, with Aminu Umar making up the attacking partnership for the Super Eagles. Shehu Abdullahi retains his place in the starting line-up, while Alex Iwobi is among the substitutes if required by coach Siasia.

Be patient with Buhari, cleric urges Nigerians

A cleric, Pastor Amanze George of God’s Own Covenant Mission for All Nations, Okota, Lagos has asked Nigerians, faced with current economic hardship, to be patient with the Muhammadu Buhari administration, reports ETOP EKANEM. Pastor George who spoke during the church’s seventh anniversary, with the theme, “Success without sweat,” said a lot of changes are currently […]

Heroes of democracy must not die in vain – Ambode

Governor Akinwunmi Ambode of Lagos State, Monday, urged Nigerians to strive hard no matter how difficult to keep alive the memory of those who died for democratic governance to thrive in the country, just as he reiterated the commitment of his administration to growth and development of the state.

Fuel Crisis: Kachikwu apologises, says queues to disappear April 7

Following backlashes which trailed his comments that the biting fuel scarcity across parts of the country would linger till May, Nigeria’s Minister of State for Petroleum, Dr. Ibe Kachikwu, in a dramatic u-turn on Tuesday, said that the long queues in the country’s petrol stations would disappear on Monday, April 7, 2016.

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