Intl women’s day: Aisha Buhari laments disparity between men, women
Mrs Aisha Buhari, wife of President Muhammadu Buhari has decried the socio-ecomomic disparity she said exists between Nigerian men and women, saying it has impeded the development of the women.
Igbo burial ceremony is costly, learn form muslins – community leader
A Community leader, Chief Rommy Ezeonwuka, has criticised the preservation of corpses and the high cost of burial rites in Igbo land.
Xenophobic attacks: Nigeria has capacity to retaliate, Reps tell South Africa
THE House of Representatives yesterday told the South African government that the recent attacks on Nigerians living in that country should be the last attacks on Nigerians as the country (Nigeria) has the capacity to retaliate any form of treatment given to her citizens.
Camara elected to FIFA Council after opponents unexpectedly withdraw
Almamy Camara of Guinea has been elected unopposed to the council of FIFA, a week before African elections for the post were to be held.
Ikeja Electric assures customers of power interruption, not blackout
The management of Ikeja Electric yesterday allayed fears over an impending power blackout, stating that the planned disruption in power supply to certain areas under its network should not be misunderstood for total blackout as widely speculated.
75 inmates to participate in 2017 WASSCE
Not less than 75 inmates will participate in the November/December 2017 West African Secondary School Certificate Examinations, Mr Ibikunle Idris, Principal, Muharram Education Centre in Ikoyi Prison, has said. Idris made the disclosure on Tuesday in Lagos in an interview with journalists.
