Robert Mugabe’s family angry at govt funeral plans
The family of the former Zimbabwean president, say they are shocked at not having been consulted by the Zimbabwe government about arrangements for his funeral. Mr Mugabe, who was 95, died last week while undergoing medical treatment in a Singapore hospital. His body is being prepared to lie in state at a football stadium in […]
Just in: Man sues Cockerel, complains about the bird’s early morning crowing
A French man Jean-Louis Biron has lost his lawsuit against a Cockerel named Maurice over complaint about the bird’s early morning crowing.
Buhari, Ikpeazu to visit Ouagadougou for security summit
President Muhammadu Buhari and Abia State governor, Dr Okezie Ikpeazu, will be in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, for the ECOWAS Extraordinary Terrorism Summit holding Friday, 13th to Saturday, Sunday 14th September, 2019.
Zamfara govt. sponsors 200 students to study in four foreign countries
The Zamfara government is sponsoring 200 hundred students to study in four foreign countries. The government officials concluded the screening of the 200 students to be sponsored on wednessday. The Consultant of the programme, Dr Jazuli Musa disclosed this in Gusau at the special orientation programme for the students organised by the state’s Scholarship Board. […]
2,500 people missing in Bahamas after Hurricane Dorian
Some 2,500 people are reported missing in the Bahamas in the aftermath of Hurricane Dorian, authorities said, with the death toll expected to “significantly rise”.
90% of gully erosion in Nigeria caused by road construction – NEWMAP
Over 90 per cent of gully erosions in Nigeria are caused by poor termination of drains during road construction activities, the Nigeria Erosion and Watershed Management Project (NEWMAP) has said.
