Hundreds of women in purdah, and under-aged children, yesterday, in Kano protested incessant abduction of teenagers in the state.

THE Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, has said that it secured a total of 1,500 convictions between 2015-2016.

Struggling English Championship side Blackburn Rovers will appeal against the decision of the England FA to refuse Nigeria defender Efe Ambrose a work permit.

Power Africa, the USAID-funded energy initiative created under the administration of former USA President, Barrack Obama, has announced plans to inject about $1 billion in Nigeria to develop her power sector.

Truancy among students of public secondary schools has become a recurring decimal in Oyo State, especially in Ibadan metropolis. During school hours, scores of these students are usually in town. While some of them use the school period to do some menial jobs like cleaning of vehicles wind screens and pushing carts, others spend the period playing football.

A 300 level student of Federal University of Technology,Minna, Niger state, Yeye Emmanuel Olalekan, reportedly died while playing football at the Bosso Campus of the University.

The Federal Government, yesterday, launched an Integrated Soil Management Centre in Ogoniland as part of processes for the implementation of the United Nations Environment Programme, UNEP, report on the area.

THE National Council of Managing Directors of Licensed Customs Agents, (NCMDLCA) has faulted the current cargo inspection processes, which it believed caused a rise in influx of offensive imports like arms and ammunitions.

THE manner of Arsenal’s defeat to Bayern Munich showed the Gunners players have no faith left in manager Arsene Wenger, according to Oliver Kahn.

One of the most frequently asked questions this week is, which Andrew? There was once an Andrew in the first coming of President Muhammadu Buhari who popularised that name.