Pope offers prayers for victims of Indian train crash
Pope Francis, has commiserated with the victims of the train disaster in India, which killed at least 288 people and injured over 900.
Court sentences three Akwa Ibom women to death for child kidnapping
Akwa Ibom State High Court sitting in Uyo presided over by Justice Gabriel Ette has sentenced three women from the state to death for kidnapping three children and selling them off in Aba, Abia State
The trial Judge, on Friday found the trio guilty of conspiracy and kidnapping punishable by death under Section 1 of the Akwa Ibom State Internal Security and Enforcement Law, 2009.
FCTA demolishes UTC, Abuja’s oldest Shopping Complex
The Federal Capital Territory Administration on Saturday pulled down Abuja’s biggest graphics design and printing hub, the UTC Shopping Complex, over 30 years after it came into existence.
PDP govt initiated subsidy removal in 2 phases after providing palliatives – Atiku
Presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Atiku Abubakar, said the PDP government while he was the Vice President initiated subsidy removal in two phases after providing palliatives for the affected sector of the economy.
Stop deceiving Nigerians with fake arrest of ESN commanders — IPoB warns security agencies
THE Indigenous People of Biafra, IPoB, yesterday dismissed the claim of the arrest of four Eastern Security Network, ESN, commanders by Nigerian security agents, particularly the Police Navy and Army in Ogbaru, Local Government Area, Anambra State.
Fuel subsidy removal: Elections have consequences, says SDP’s Adebayo
With more than 20 million Nigerians who voted the three most popular parties in the general election and who incidentally supported the removal of fuel subsidy, Prince Adewole Adebayo of the Social Democratic Party SDP wondered why the voters kicked against the removal of the subsidy, an economic programme he campaigned to keep if elected even as he chastised the Labour unions for its hypocritical statements and actions.
