Police arrest 100 over violence at Ojota, Lagos
The police in Lagos State have arrested no fewer than 100 persons allegedly involved in a violent clash between two unknown groups at the Scavengers Land near New Garage, Ojota.
Polls open in Egyptian presidential elections for voters abroad
Egyptians abroad began voting on Friday, 10 days before polls open at home in a presidential election that President AbdelFattah al-Sisi is effectively guaranteed to win, but in which turnout could provide an indication of his popularity.
Gambia will collapse without Nigerians: VP Fatoumata Tambajang
The Vice-President of The Gambia, Mrs Fatoumata Tambajang, has said that The Gambia would ‘collapse’ if Nigerian professionals in the country withdraw their services or leave the country.
Court fixes March 29 to rule on Jonathan cousin’s no-case submission
The Federal High Court, Abuja, has fixed March 29 to rule on an application seeking to stop the on-going trial of former President Goodluck Jonathan’s cousin, Robert Azibaola and his wife, Stella.
Shell, ENI accused of negligence over Nigeria oil spills
Nigeria was on Friday urged to re-open investigations into 89 oil spills in its southern delta region, after claims that Shell and ENI misreported the causes.
Rare Edge media storm Ibadan for historical record breaking movie
Producers of television shows; ”Aajiirebi”, ”Awon Aladun De”, ”Family First” and ”Akoni Obinrin” Rare Edge, is currently on location to produce another ground breaking television show titled ”Borokini”.
