Nigerians must never turn on each other – Goodluck Jonathan

Nigerians must never turn on each other – Goodluck Jonathan

Ex-President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, Friday, said that Nigerians must never turn against each other irrespective of whatever provocation that might spur them and equally call on the Council of State to intervene on the matter.
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64 countries in Ashgabat for 5th Asian Games

64 countries in Ashgabat for 5th Asian Games

Athletes from 64 countries will be participating in the 5th Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games which gets underway on Sunday and ends on Sept. 27 in Ashgabat, Turkmenistan.

Dembele injured in first Barca league start

Dembele injured in first Barca league start

Ousmane Dembele’s full La Liga debut with Barcelona following a 105 million euro ($125 million) move from Borussia Dortmund lasted just 29 minutes as the Frenchman pulled up with a suspected hamstring injury.

Resident doctors resume work at UITH

Resident doctors resume work at UITH

The National Association of Resident Doctors (NARD), University of Ilorin Teaching Hospital (UITH) chapter, said on Saturday that it had resumed work.

Boko Haram degraded, FG assures global community

Boko Haram degraded, FG assures global community

Minister of Foreign Affairs Geoffrey Onyeama has assured the international community that the destructive activities of the Boko Haram terrorist group has been greatly curtailed.

BIAFRA: The Army and IPOB

BIAFRA: The Army and IPOB

Biafra was justice and freedom. But Biafra has become a tool for charlatans, a toy for dissipation of youthful exuberance. Biafra once evoked Igbo unity and enterprise. But Biafra has now been appropriated by jobless opportunists who exploit the frustrations of their poor brothers. Biafra was Igbo fellowship. But this their  new Biafra  thrives on  cannibalizing  fellow Igbos. Biafra was consultation, consensus. This Biafra is now  extremism, hallucination, egocentrism. 

Shelling kills three children in Yemeni city of Taez

Shelling kills three children in Yemeni city of Taez

Shelling of residential districts in Yemen’s third largest city of Taez has killed three children and severely wounded nine others, the UN children’s agency UNICEF and witnesses said Saturday.