Northern women seek amnesty for Boko Haram conscripts
ABUJA — A group of women from the northern part of the country, yesterday, asked the Federal Government to grant amnesty to all Boko Haram members found to have been conscripted.
Growing entrepreneurship to address unemployment
To address unemployment, there is a need to increase the number of entrepreneurs in the country via vocation in different skills thereby enhancing employment and increasing economic value especially among the youths.
Colonel kidnapped in Kaduna
An Army Colonel, Samaila Inusa, serving with Nigeria Army School of Infantry, Jaji, Kaduna State, has been kidnapped by unknown gunmen.
8 arrested over Gwagwalada crisis
THE Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Police Command, yesterday, arrested eight persons suspected to be involved in the Gwagwalada political conflict.
Gov Emmanuel tasks Christians on sacrificial love
Governor Udom Emmanuel of Akwa Ibom State has enjoined Christians to use the Easter celebration to reflect on the essence of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ who, without guilt, died to reconcile mankind with God.
Military arrests 6 over Taraba communal clash
Soldiers from 93 Battalion in Takum, Taraba State, have arrested six persons and recovered arms and ammunition in connection with the recent communal clash in Ibi Local Government area of the state.
The disaster called ‘draw’
On assumption of duties as Akwa United Chairman, I remember telling my team that our success in the league will depend on how many points we can garner at home.
That if I had my way we will not draw any match at home while we pick some points on the road. We all agreed.
Ringier Africa Deals Group acquires DealDey
One of Nigeria’s pioneer online marketplaces, DealDey has been acquired by Ringier Africa Deals Group, a newly-founded joint venture between Swiss Ringier Africa AG and South African Silvertree Internet Holdings.
Reopen Niger Bridge immediately
IT is astonishing to learn that the famous Niger Bridge, one of the most prestigious, yet least regarded engineering masterpieces in Nigeria, has been closed to pedestrian users for over two months.
Ibadan indigenes want corrupt politicians banned
Ibadan—The ongoing fight against corruption will be meaningless if those found culpable are not jailed and banned from politics for, at least, 20 years, some Ibadan indigenes have said.
200 benefit from medical outreach in Ilasamaja
AT least 200 residents of Ilasamaja area of Lagos and environs have benefitted from a medical outreach organised by Rotary Club of Nigeria, District 401, and facilitated by a Counsellor Aspirant for Ward F2, under under Ademologu zone, Ilasamaja, Hon. Diyaolu Adeola Olaolu.
