Two Muslims fight on TV over hijab
Viewers were taken aback when a brawl erupted on Egyptian television after two guests battled over Islamic religious law. They physically attacked each other with a studio chair and shoe. The brawl which aired on Egypt’s LTC TV was fueled by the men disagreeing over the use of headscarves.
Buhari does things in spartan way: Tinubu
The National leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Asiwaju Bola Tinubu has said that President Muhammadu Buhari does things in a spartan way. Tinubu who used the opportunity of the launch of a book on President Muhammadu Buhari also said that Buhari has always been and is still on a mission to fix Nigeria.
New York bans Trump’s fundraising
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump’s charitable foundation has been ordered by New York’s attorney general to stop fundraising in the state.
Seven Energy make case for gas infrastructure, Anambra gas basin
In an effort to strengthen the country’s gas reserves as well as utilizing them in such time as this, Seven Energy, has called on the Nigeria Gas Association, NGA, to place more emphasis on development of new gas basins, adding that basins such as the Anambra should be harnessed.
RECESSION: Nigeria’s oil, gas reserves running out, NNPC warns
The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, yesterday, painted a gloomy outlook for Nigeria’s economic fortunes, as it disclosed that the country’s crude oil and gas reserves were fast depleting.
Talent Hunt: West Ham storms Nigeria, meets NFF, FC Ifeanyi Ubah for technical discussions
Fast rising Nigerian Professional Football League, NPFL side and first African partner of West Ham United FC of England, FC Ifeanyi Ubah will this week host their London-based partners, West Ham United FC in Lagos and Nnewi in a bid to take the partnership between both football clubs to the next level.
Obi of Onitsha advocates restructuring of Nigeria
THE Obi of Onitsha and chairman of Anambra State Council of Traditional Rulers, Igwe Alfred Achebe has said that the prevailing situations and challenges across Nigeria have necessitated a review of the governance structure of the country.
8 die in Jigawa auto crash
No fewer than eight persons died in an accident involving two cars on Hadejia-Kano Road in Kaugama Local Government Area of Jigawa State.
Gbaramatu oil spill: Communities battle polluter, regulators over threat to lives
THE insecurity associated with renewed militancy in the Niger Delta has provided tacit cover for industry regulators to abdicate, with impunity, the obligation to respond promptly to the attendant pollution from the violent blowup of oil pipelines and sundry assets without attracting criticism from impacted communities.
EFCC denies FAAN’s N750m bribe report
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, has denied clearing the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria, FAAN’s Managing Director, Sale Dunoma, of alleged N3 billion fraud after collecting N750 million bribe.
N1bn analytical laboratories for industry research underway- PTDF
Petroleum Technology Development Fund, PTDF, has announced its plans to build two units of analytical laboratories to enhance oil and gas research in the country.
