#CMRNGA: Super Eagles starting XI vs Cameroon
#CMRNGA: Super Eagles starting XI vs Cameroon
Kogi’s Lassa Fever patient dies
The 18-year-old lady, Miss Aisha Jimoh, confirmed to have contracted the dreaded Lassa fever is dead.
Nigerians protest as South African party forcefully hijack house
The Nigeria Union in South Africa has protested against the hijack of a house belonging to a Nigerian Baptist missionary in that country.
La Liga asks UEFA to investigate Man City over transfers
The Spanish football league, La Liga, has asked European football’s governing body UEFA to open an investigation into whether big-spending Manchester City have breached Financial Fair Play regulations.
Association calls for proper implementation of Cybercrime Act
The Information Technology System and Security Professionals (ITSSP), on Monday, called for proper implementation of the Cybercrime Act 2015.
Judge jailed 8 years for corruption in Indonesia
An Indonesian Court on Monday sentenced a Constitutional Court judge to eight years in prison for corruption.
Tambuwal, Nigerien President meet on cooperation
Governor Aminu Tambuwal on Monday met with the President of Niger Republic, Mahamadou Issoufou to discuss cooperation between Sokoto state and Niger Republic.
Devil pelted with 49.39million stones, shoes, bottles in Saudi Arabia
The devil has come under merciless pounding by thousands of pilgrims in Saudi Arabia, as they pelted it with almost 49.4 million stones.
Kogi Lassa fever patient dies
The sick woman in Kogi, Miss Aisha Jimoh, who was confirmed to have contracted the dreaded Lassa fever is dead.
2 parents fly to US, join hands to beat son’s wife
Police in Florida, United States, have arrested three Indians, the Kalsis, after officers found a manhandled woman and child being held at a home in Hillsborough County.
Dozens of children die at another Indian hospital
Not less than 49 children died at a state-run hospital in Northern India allegedly due to lack of medicine or oxygen, Police Chief Dayanand Misra, said on Monday.
N/Korea will launch more missiles – S/Korea warns
South Korea said on Monday it was talking to the United States about deploying aircraft carriers and strategic bombers to the Korean peninsula after signs North Korea might launch more missiles in the wake of its sixth and largest nuclear test.
Accrued Pension Rights: Lagos disburses N742m for August
The Lagos State Government has disbursed N742 million pension payments for the month of August.
UK’s Prince William, wife expects third child
Britain’s Prince William and his wife Kate are expecting their third child, their office said on Monday after the Duchess was forced to cancel an engagement due to severe morning sickness.
Food security: Official calls for paradigm shift in agriculture sector
Mr Agene Thomas, Director of Crops, Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, Lokoja office, has called from a shift in agricultural sector management to achieve food security in the country.
Union protest hijacking of Nigerian Bungalow in S/Africa
The Nigeria Union in South Africa has said that it had protested the alleged hijacking of a house belonging to a Nigerian Baptist missionary in that country.
