‘Many dead’ in avalanche-hit hotel after Italy quake
Several people have died after a ski hotel was hit by a huge avalanche in earthquake-ravaged central Italy, local media reported Thursday quoting rescue services.
Defection: I’m going nowhere, says Ekweremadu
DEPUTY President of the Senate, Senator Ike Ekweremadu has described reports that he was on the verge of dumping the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, for the All Progressives Congress, APC to save his job, as not only false, but baseless.
Researchers develop special clay to protect crops from pests and diseases
PLANTS vaccination: Armed with the belief that plants have their own immune systems which can be stimulated to fight diseases just like in humans and other animals where attenuated disease agents are injected into the body and it responds by producing antibodies to fight the disease.
TURKISH COLLEGE KIDNAP: Disagreement among abductors delay victims’ release
Suspected leader of a militant group which operates the largest creeks where kidnapped victims are kept , Mr Philip Joel, popularly known as ‘General Kakadu’, has been arrested in connection with last Friday’s kidnap of some students and staff of the Nigerian Turkish International College, in Isheri North Local Government Area of Ogun state.
Drama as suspect defecates in Lagos open court
A 38-year-old unemployed man, Hussein Mohammed, defecated in the dock at an Ikeja Magistrates’ Court, yesterday, while standing trial for alleged theft of a motorcycle valued at N65,000.
Lookman shuns Nigeria
Everton rave of the moment Ademola Lookman says he is happy representing the English national team, in his first interview since his goal scoring debut in Everton’s 4-0 thrashing of Manchester City.
