
Enugu plans additional 500 low housing units
Company heads converge in PH for NACCIMA conference
And we kill our young don’t we?
Aginighan salutes Buhari, National Assembly on maritime university
FIFA threatens to seek damages against Kuwait
Customs seizes bank’s bullion van with smuggled rice
Anichebe on point for Sunderland
PDP crises: FG, Sheriff, APC accused in scuttling judicial process
LASU plans 6,000 hostels accommodation for students
Nigeria to be self sufficient in food production soon, says Emefiele
Buhari in Ondo State APC’s mega campaign rally
N24m generators disappear between UK and Nigeria
Pope laments “virus of polarization” on naming new cardinals
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SubscribePope creates 17 cardinals, ‘Princes of the Church’
Pope Francis created 17 new cardinals from across the globe on Saturday, elevating them in a time-honoured ceremony to an elite body that advises and elects popes.
Historical facts about the Benin Monarchy in print
From the era of the 31 Ogisos to the reign of the current Monarch, the 40th, Oba of Benin, His Royal Majesty, Omo N’ Oba N’Edo Uku Akpolokpolo, Oba Ewuare N’Ogidgan 11, who had a historic and majestic ascent of the throne of his ancestors on Thursday, October 20, 2016, the Palace of the Benin Monarch, Eguae Oba N’Edo Ore Nokhua has remained a fortress, impregnable, Osa N’Ugiabi as revered as the exalted throne itself, and as majestic in splendor as the wise one,
Arsenal frustrate Mourinho, Toure back with a bang
Jose Mourinho was left frustrated as Arsenal rescued a late 1-1 draw at Manchester United, while Yaya Toure was back in Pep Guardiola’s good books with a brace in Manchester City’s 2-1 win at Crystal Palace on Saturday.
5G subscriptions to reach 550 million in 2022- Ericsson Mobility report
Latest Ericsson Mobility reported just released has indicated that there will be 550 million 5G subscriptions in 2022.
Bishop advocates life imprisonment for public office holders who divert appropriated funds
Bishop Benjamin Kwashi of the Anglican Diocese, Jos, has advocated life imprisonment for any political office holder caught diverting funds allocated for the development of education, health matters and the economy.
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