Jonathan rules out payment of ransom to uncle’s kidnappers
Former President Goodluck Jonathan has vowed not to succumbed to the demand of the kidnappers of his uncle, Chief Nitabai Inegite to secure his release.
Helping the CBN to help the economy
AS Nigerians across different cities of the country eagerly look up to the APC-led federal government of President Muhammad Buhari to revamp the country’s economy and stimulate growth, there is no doubt that the government would require more time if we will tell ourselves the honest truth.
6 killed in accident on Lokoja-Abuja road
Six people died in a ghastly auto accident which occurred in the early hours of Tuesday on the Lokoja-Abuja road.
At least 13 dead, 35 injured in Belgium airport blasts
At least 13 people were feared dead, with 35 others injured in Brussels airport blasts, according to reports by Belgian media.
IPOB asks Igbo to stop eating Fulani cows
The Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, has asked Igbo to boycott Fulani cattle to avoid cases whereby Fulani herdsmen would infiltrate their towns and villages to kill them and rape their women.
16-year-old schoolgirl charged for financing ISIS
A 16-year-old schoolgirl was set to be charged Tuesday with raising money to support the Islamic State group, Australian police said, warning of a “trend of teenage children” involved in such activities.
