Jennifer Keshi takes charge of burial plans

AFTER a minor controversy over plans for the burial of late soccer legend and coach, Stephen Okechukwu Chinedu Keshi, the first daughter, Jennifer Keshi has arrived the country from the United States to coordinate the burial plans with members of the larger Keshi family.
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Tecno goes swag with eye-scanner smartphone, CAMON C9

“I found the center placed 13.0MP front camera on CAMON C9 quite intriguing, it added freshness to my pictures taken with the CAMON C9. With this device in hand, any photo lover has the right photography tools to make those baby steps in going pro,” Seyi Lawson, a Professional Photographer, said.

McAuley has N. Irish eyes smiling at Euro 2016

Having scored Northern Ireland’s first goal at a European championships finals, veteran Gareth McAuley said Thursday his side was delighted to prove a few doubters wrong at Euro 2016.

Ruling upholding anal tests on gays unacceptable — Amnesty

Today’s ruling by Kenya High Court in Mombasa upholding the legality of anal tests on men suspected of engaging in homosexual sex is not only unacceptable, but also shocking in its disregard for international human rights obligations, said Amnesty International.

CAN Election: We’re not divided, say Christians

PATRIOTIC Christians across the country, on Thursday, strongly condemned reports that the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) is divided over the just concluded election into its presidency.

Kogi crisis: Why Dino, APC stakeholders are after Bello- Awwal

LOKOJA – Kogi State Commissioner for Information, Culture and Tourism, Awwal Imam has berated some APC stakeholders from the state calling for the probe of the state governor, Yahaya Bello, over alleged anti-party activities at the party’s national secretariat . Imam who attributed the action of the selected APC leaders from the state to the governor’s refusal to ‘ascend’ to their godfatherism ego, and ‘pampered’ their high level of greed said the governor’s refusal to ‘submit’ the state to their control as had been done by past governors, bruised their ego, thus, the reason for their selfish attack against him.

Dasuki set for Supreme Court, says I’m not afraid of trial

Former National Security Adviser (NSA) Col. Mohammed Sambo Dasuki (retd) is set to storm the Supreme Court to press for his freedom denied him by the federal government after three different High Courts in Abuja had admitted him to bail in the criminal charges filed against him by the government.

No peace, no election in Kogi – INEC

The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, has said that it will not conduct the re-run election in Kogi State declared twice inconclusive; until there is assurance of peace for conduct of election in the state.

Only diversification’ll rescue Nigeria’s economy from recession- Analyst

Diversification. Nigeria must look to agriculture, tourism and manufacturing to get out of these shackles. You know where this country used to be. It can still get there. However, in the meantime, CBN should allow the Naira to free flow so it can finally find equilibrium. I am not talking devaluation, because that is a very delicate one. This administration could have done that when it just came in. Right now, President Muhammadu Buhari might not want to do it because the common man will suffer more, Nigeria being import-dependent.

Black box recovered from EgyptAir crash site

A search team on Thursday recovered the cockpit voice recorder from the EgyptAir plane that crashed into the Mediterranean last month, in a major step towards establishing the cause of the tragedy.

Five states meet conditions to access FG’s N90bn loan

At least, 5 states are now ready to access the Federal Government’s N90 billion budget support loan facility for States, the Federal government said yesterday.

The loan announced by the Minister of Finance, Mrs Kemi Adeosun on Tuesday was to assist the states to pay workers salaries and take care of statutory obligations of the states.

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