Gambia: Jammeh steps down
President of The Gambia, Adama Barrow has confirmed that defeated president Yayah Jammeh has stepped down.
Online platforms and the dangerous quest for a carte blanc
There is something worse than crying more than the bereaved. On the eve of Donald Trump’s inauguration as the President of the United States, a crowd anti-Trump protesters got unruly and clashed with Trump’s supporters and police in Washington DC.
Ojodu Retail Marketers protest against planned demolition
Meantime, several market men and women recently stormed the Lagos State House of Assembly protesting against alleged planned demolition of the Ojodu Retail Market.
Dock Workers protest over non-payment of 10 years wages
About 30 Dock Workers have staged a protest to the Lagos State House of Assembly over what they described as untold hardship meted to them on account of the failure of the management of ENL Consortium Limited to fulfill its obligation to all disengaged Dockworkers who were previously under its supervision in “Shed 6/Terminal D and C”.
NPC targets 2,000 youths in Lagos to tackle crime, cultism
Nigeria Peace Corps, NPC, said it has concluded plans to deploy the use of sophisticated high-tech tracking devices that would help its personnel to effectively tackle problem of cultism, bribery, kidnapping and other sundry challenging crimes in the country.
British worker falls to death at Qatar 2022 World Cup site
A British worker fell to his death from a suspended platform at a Qatar 2022 World Cup stadium site, a building contractor said Friday.
Aniocha South must be liberated; A reliable phase beckons
The political terrain in Delta State has climaxed to a certain level where occurrences and issues are no longer new as every Deltan seems to be conscious of its daily affairs and activities.aniocha
‘It all begins today!’ Trump readies to be sworn in as president
Donald Trump took the first ceremonial steps before being sworn in as the 45th president of the United States Friday — ushering in a new political era that has been cheered and feared in equal measure.
Kaduna killings: Perpetrators of violence whould not be treated like sacred cows – Falana
Human rights activist and Lawyer, Femi Falana, has bared his mind on the various crises rocking the country, especially the killings in Southern Kaduna. Falana also urged Kaduna state Governor, el-Rufai not to treat perpetrators of the heinous crimes as sacred cows but ensure that they are brought to justice.
Obama asks for ideas for retirement pledging work for ‘true democracy’
US President Barack Obama called Friday on the public to offer ideas on what he should do in retirement, pledging to work for “true democracy” as he exits the White House. Just hours before handing over the leadership of the United States to Donald Trump, Obama said in tweets and a video with his wife […]
Barack Obama leaves Oval Office for last time
Outgoing US President Barack Obama on Friday left the Oval Office for the last time, before welcoming his successor Donald Trump to the White House Obama walked into the Oval Office holding a letter, which he left on the Resolute desk, a 19th century gift from Queen Elizabeth that is made from the timber of […]
