Officials say loud explosion heard in Mogadishu
Nairobi – An explosion caused a number of casualties in the south of the Somali capital Mogadishu on Tuesday, a government official said. Al Qaeda-linked al Shabaab said it was a car bomb targeting a building housing government officials. “We heard a huge explosion in Wadajir district, there are some casualties, but the number is […]
Ekiti 2018: 6 PDP aspirants suspend ambition, back Fayose
-Ekiti—Some gubernatorial aspirants of the People’s Democratic Party, PDP, in Ekiti state have suspended their ambition to enable Governor Ayodele Fayose seek legal redress over his aborted first tenure as governor of the state, and possibly re-contest in the gubernatorial election in 2018.
Nigeria spends N23bn on import of gas turbines
Nigeria imported gas turbines for electricity generation valued at N22.607 billion in the first quarter of 2017, according to data obtained from the National Bureau of Statistics, NBS.
30 youths invaded my palace, abducted me, wife, burnt vehicles – Delta monarch
ASABA—THE traditional ruler of Egbudu-Aka, Aniocha North Local Government Area, Delta State, Obi Paul Nzemeka Obi-Okolie, rescued by the Police, about a fortnight ago, has related how assailants presumably from a rival clique in the monarchy, allegedly sponsored by his brother, invaded his palace, June 7, abducted him and his spouse, Mrs. Theresa Nzemeka, and held them hostage for 24 hours.
Man killed after threesome turns fatal
The police have confirmed that a threesome in Park Slope spiraled into a deadly attack with bats and knives after one of the participants began filming the sexcapade.
Wharf road closure: Stakeholders worry over negative effects on economy
From today that we are handing over the project, the road will take one year to be completed; we need the cooperation of all the stakeholders
