For Fadi Ali, these last three years have been a terrifying game of cat and mouse with Boko Haram jihadists in northeast Nigeria.

Cristiano Ronaldo has dressed his family in Juventus kits as they settle to life in Turin. The Portuguese superstar captioned the heartwarming picture “The Bianconera family” – in tribute to Juventus’ nickname.

When sometime in 2007, the Minister of Communications, Barrister Adebayo Shittu, went to the Senate to demand approval to acquire two more new satellites, the argument was whether the venture will benefit Nigeria and its citizens.

No fewer than 15 Nigerian students between basic-four level in the primary school and university undergraduates will benefit from Jumia’s scholarship scheme worth over three million naira.

The standard bearer of the All Grassroots Alliance, AGA, Barr. Femi Kehinde has advised public workers in the state not to be carried away by what he termed as the plot to hoodwink them into getting their votes through the full payment of their July salaries.

THE  world is today experiencing a rapid shift in technological advancement with the introduction of various smart devices that are helping to direct the affairs of humans to achieve seamless operation.

No fewer than 600 yellow pepper farmers in Nsukka have been shortlisted to benefit from Central Bank of Nigeria’s agricultural loan of N900,000 each to boost yellow pepper cultivation in commercial quantity in the country.

Irked by comments credited to Senator Godswill Akpabio that his conquest of Akwa Ibom in 2019 would be likened to Adolf Hitler’s conquest of Warsaw, Poland, political stakeholders have vowed to resist him and prevent the state from sliding into an orgy of violence.

Has your smartphone suddenly slowed down, warmed up and the battery drained down for no apparent reason? If so, it may have been hijacked to mine cryptocurrencies.

OHANAEZE Ndigbo has called on the Federal Government to deploy officers and men of the Armed Forces to farms, road construction sites and engage them for city beautitifcation purposes if there are no more defence jobs for them, rather than using them to cause undue panic in the polity.

Much has been brewing in the circles of power of our nation in recent weeks. Permit me to share just some of my findings with my readers today. The rest will come later.

OWERRI—Imo State Police Command has smashed a child trafficking syndicate, arrested eight suspects and rescued 11 children, including two-day-old twins.

A businessman, Mr. Umegelo Emmanuel, has dragged a new generation bank, to a Lagos High Court in Igbosere, over N177. 5 million purportedly lost through the bank’s alleged negligence, fraudulent misrepresentation and connivance with some Chinese fraudsters.

Personal interest in Nigerian politics always seems to supersede the interest of any group. Nowhere has this been more evident than in the National Assembly in recent years. With the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, budget hanging in the balance, Nigerians must be wary of any attempt to sabotage the upcoming elections, as present difficulties are all too reminiscent of the electoral postponement in 2015 and of the last-ditch antics of the now infamous “Orubebe outburst”. Sabotage is a near constant of our politics, so is flouting the rules of decency, morals, ethics and quite frankly, common sense.

ONITSHA – The people of Omor town in Ayamelum Local Government Area of Anambra State once again, gathered in their large numbers at the palace of their traditional ruler, His Royal Highness, HRH, Igwe Oranu Chris Chidume (Eze Ana-Ukwu, Eze Igulube of Omor town) to celebrate the inauguration of his cabinet members.