Man crashes $260k Ferrari one hour after purchase
A man in Britain has survived a major crash in his Ferrari, an hour after he bought it.
Senegal votes after tense election campaign
Senegalese voters cast ballots Sunday to elect a new parliament, a test run for President Macky Sall ahead of a 2019 presidential election and after a campaign marred by violence and tensions.
Two dead, four wounded as gunman opens fire at German nightclub
A gunman opened fire at a packed nightclub in southern Germany early Sunday, killing one and wounding four before being shot by police, authorities said, ruling out a terror attack.
Five dead, 10 wounded in Somalia blast
At least five people were killed and ten wounded in Somalia’s capital Mogadishu on Sunday when a car bomb detonated on a busy road, the security ministry said.
C’River partners Arewa on cotton production
The Cross River government said that it is partnering with the Arewa Cottons in Kaduna state to cultivate a cotton farm project in Woda, Yala Local Government Area of the state.
Recession not over till Nigerians feel impact – Economist
An economist, Dr Aminu Usman has said that Nigeria could not be said to have exited recession until the average Nigerian feels the positive impact of the “economic progression”.
Constitutional amendment: The four critical clauses that failed in the senate
Described as a groundbreaking and historic parliamentary exercise, the constitution alteration vote that was conducted by the 8th Senate on July 26 is a clear reflection of the political situation that is currently at play in the nation.
Trump calls Obama, Bush foolish as bombers fly over N/Korea
American President Donald Trump has excoriated his predecessors over their policy stance on China by allowing the country’s trade with US to boom, while it has done nothing to rein in the military expansion of North Korea.
Igbo groups accuse Arewa youths of goading Nigeria into another civil war
The Igbo Civil Society Coalition, ICSCO, made up of Igbo activists, civil society organizations, professional bodies, faith based organizations and town unions have accused Arewa youths of allegedly goading Nigerians into another civil war through hate speeches, and urged the Federal Government to avert the ugly situation.
Pro-Nnamdi Kanu people are creating tension – Al-Mustaphae
Former Chief Security Officer to the late Head of State, General Sani Abacha, Major Hamza Al-Mustapha, says he has been criss-crossing the country to preach peace.
Buhari’s endless returns
The reduction of the significance of Nigeria affects Nigerians in very important ways in international circles, where Nigeria is currently seen primarily as a “lap dog of empire” and also as a nation of very inferior leadership
