S.Africa struggles to quell anti-immigrant violence
The South African government on Thursday called for calm after a wave of xenophobic violence in which dozens of shops and houses owned by immigrants have been torched and looted.
FG re-arraigns Senate president over false asset declaration, money laundering
The Federal Government on Thursday re-arraigned Senate President, Bukola Saraki, on an 18-count amended charge over false asset declaration and money laundering at the Code of Conduct Tribunal in Abuja.
You must account for alleged missing $246m, Senate tells NAPTIMS
THE Senate Thursday asked the National petroleum investment management services, NAPTIMS to account for $ 246m dollars which forms the balance from the 2016 budget set aside by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation of Nigeria, NNPC for gas infrastructure.
Okoku vows to sustain GTCF charity work
Former Green Eagles star, Paul Okoku has pledged to sustain the charity works being spearheaded by the Greater Tomorrow Children Fund.
Roller Sports Federation outlines plans for 2020 Olympics
The Roller Sports Federation of Nigeria has rolled out an ambitious and robust plan to ensure that some of its skaters qualify to participate in the next Olympics Games, Tokyo 2020.
Ighalo raring to burst loose in China
Super Eagles striker, Odion Ighalo has primed himself to burst loose when the much-anticipated 2017 soccer season of the Chinese Super League (CSL) kicks off next Friday, March 3.
