Bin Laden left millions for jihad in handwritten will
Al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden had millions of dollars stashed in Sudan and wanted most of it to be used to fund jihad, according to a handwritten will released Tuesday.
JAMB: Answers not in the options, lament candidates
Some candidates of the on-going Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, UTME, said aside the lateness in starting the examination, a bigger challenge was with the English Language paper as answers to some of the questions were not made available.
Breaking : Obasanjo, Yar’Adua, Jonathan govts must account for recovered loot – Court
The Federal High Court sitting in Lagos in a landmark judgment has held that successive governments since the return of democracy in 1999 “breached the fundamental principles of transparency and accountability for failing to disclose details about the spending of recovered stolen public funds, including on a dedicated website.”
NFF to get new jersey designs from NIKE soon
The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) and sports kits manufacturing company NIKE have concluded arrangements to redesign the national team jerseys, Mohammed Sanusi, the NFF General Secretary, said on Monday.
Moving forward… strengthening intervention funds
ABOUT a week ago, I published the first part of a series of essays focused on the grave and crippling challenges facing the Nigerian economy. I must say that I was surprised but gratified at the positive feedback received, and by the interest generated from diverse stakeholders, both at home and abroad.
Eze Eberechi Dick denies declaring support for Biafra
AUDITOR – General of the Federation,Samuel Ukura, yesterday,made a startling revelation on how contractors, who handled various projects of the Niger Delta Development Commission,NDDC, between 2008 and 2012, disappeared with N70 billion mobilization fees without going to site let alone , executing the projects.
Nigeria’s Economic Challenge, a blessing in disguise, for leaders to show leadership, courage, ingenuity – Saraki
The office of Assistant Inspector General of police zone 1 Tuesday morning flown the Bayelsa born teenager, Miss Ese Oruru and her lover boy, Yunusa to Abuja.
British Council to train 500,000 teachers to be employed by FG
The British Council has offered to assist Nigeria in training the 500,000 teachers to be employed by the federal government.
Breaking: Ese Oruru, abductor flown to Abuja
The Bayelsa-born teenager, Miss Ese Oruru and her alleged abductor, Yunusa have been flown Abuja, Tuesday morning.The Bayelsa-born teenager, Miss Ese Oruru and her alleged abductor, Yunusa were Tuesday morning, flown to Abuja by the office of the Assistant Inspector General of Police Zone 1.
Buhari never promised N5,000 stipend to unemployed graduates— Presidency
The presidency has said that president Muhammadu Buhari never at any point during his 2015 presidential campaign made a promise of paying N5, 000 monthly stipend to the unemployed graduates in the country.
Nigerian female bikers to storm five African countries by road
NIGERIAN Female Bikers Club, otherwise known as Amazon Motorcycle Club is planning a tour of five African countries by road to celebrate the 2016 International Women’s Day. The five countries tour which kicks off on March 4, 2016 from Lagos will see the female bikers travel from Nigeria through Benin Republic, Togo, Ghana and Ivory Coast to attend the International Women’s Day in Ivory Coast on the 8 of March, 2016.
