UN Rights Experts: Rohingya abuses may be ‘crimes against humanity’
Human Rights violations against Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar, including allegations of mass rape and indiscriminate killings, might amount to “crimes against humanity,’’ UN Rights Experts said on Wednesday.
Ibe Kachikwu, others at FEC meet
Minister of State for Petroleum, Ibe Kachikwu and the Minister for Women Affairs, Asha AlHassan in different moods as they attend the weekly meeting of the Federal Executive Council chaired by President Muhammadu Buhari at the Aso Chambers, State House, Abuja
Awka, a glorified local govt under Peter Obi’s leadership – Dan Ulasi
The former Chairman of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Anambra chapter, Dan Ulasi has said via this video that the state capital Awka was a glorified local government for eight years under Peter Obi’s administration.
We can’t take our match against Zambia for granted, says Fuludu
An ex-international, Edema Fuludu, has urged the Super Eagles to be focused in their Oct.7 World Cup qualifier against the Chipolopolo of Zambia, and capitalise on goal-scoring opportunities.
Boroh, others for World Habitat Award
The World Habitat Ambassadors Foundation (WHAF) says it will honour Brig- Gen Paul Boroh (Rtd), Special Adviser on Niger Delta to President Muhammad Buhari for his humanitarian and philanthropic endeavours.
Venezuela’s Maduro says debt payments to Russia may be restructured
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on Wednesday said his country’s debt payments to Russia may be restructured.
Edo Police Command arrests 207 suspects in 3 months
The Edo Command of the Nigerian Police Force says it arrested no fewer than 207 suspects for various criminal activities between July and September.
5 things that will happen if Google shuts down for a day
5 things that will happen if Google shuts down for a day
3 die after suspected food poisoning at Vietnam engagement party
Three people are dead in northern Vietnam after a suspected case of food poisoning, state media reported on Wednesday.
Security guard, 40, jailed 4 years for defiling minor
A 40-year-old security guard, Mr Francis Gyang, was on Wednesday sentenced to four years imprisonment by a Jos Upper Area Court for defiling a minor.
Turkey’s Erdogan heads to Iran following Iraqi Kurdish referendum
Turkish President Recep Erdogan arrived in Tehran on Wednesday for high level talks with the Iranian leadership, coming just after residents of the Kurdish areas of northern Iraq voted for independence in a controversial referendum.
