How Police stormed Ahiara Catholic Cathedral
The Administration of Ahiara Catholic Diocese, Mbaise, Imo State, has deplored the invasion of the Cathedral by the Imo State Police Command, which it said unleashed a violent attack on a large number of the Catholic faithful of the diocese who had gathered to pray and appeal to God to intervene in the long-festering bishopric crisis in the Diocese.
Foreign firms carting away Nigeria’s revenues
Nigeria’s foremost industrialist, Aliko Dangote was recently quoted as saying that “Nigeria is the best kept secret in the world. Anybody who does not invest in Nigeria only has himself to blame, going forward. I do not really know of any place where you can make as much money as you make in Nigeria.”
Zimbabwe veterans’ spokesman in court for insulting Mugabe
A senior official with Zimbabwe’s war veterans association appeared in court on Friday on charges of undermining President Robert Mugabe, after the group accused him of “dictatorial” behaviour.
Convoy attack: Borno promises enhanced security for aid workers
The Borno Government says it plans to mobilise additional security for aid workers in the state following Thursday’s suspected terrorists attack on a convoy of a UN Humanitarian mission near Maiduguri.
Julius Berger leads losers’ pack on NSE
The shares of Julius Berger Plc on Friday on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) nosedived by N2.54 following investors reaction to its half year result for the period ended June 30, 2016.
Pope, at Auschwitz, asks God to forgive
Pope Francis prayed on Friday near the gate to the Auschwitz death camp site in Poland, and asked God to forgive ‘so much cruelty.’
