A CCTV footage captures an armed robbery attack that occurred in a bank in one of the Nigerian states recently. When the robbery took place was not ascertained. But the footage shows the robbers attack the bank. Whats your take? Type your comments below.

Video shows a herd of cattle that have invaded the Ohonvbe Model Primary School In Ikpoba Okha Local Government Area Of Edo State, chasing away the pupils out of their classrooms.

The sense of loss in Newcastle at the death of Ivory Coast midfielder Cheick Tiote has been reflected by over 1,000 Newcastle United fans signing a petition to have his shirt number of 24 retired the BBC reported Wednesday.

Ubong Friday’s long range strike for Akwa United against ABS on Matchday 21 was the toast of voters in the VAT Wonder Goal poll conducted from Thursday, June 1 to Sunday, June 4.

In 2014 Usman Bugaje, raised a controversial issue on the ownership of Nigeria’s crude oil domiciled majorly in the Niger Delta region during the Northern Leaders’ Conference he said “What they claim is the off shore oil is actually the oil of the North”

FIT FOR MARRIAGE

In the bid to douse and calm the emotions of some of the Reps members who voted for the passage of the South East development bill that was rejected by the majority of the house, Hon. Sunday Karimi, PDP, representing Kogi West enumerated the reasons behind the rejection of the bill.

Former media aide to Ex-President Goodluck Jonathan, Pastor Reno Omokri, has said that he has taken up the challenge to prove that the Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed is a liar. He also went ahead to list what he said to be the many lies of Lai Mohammed, adding that the minister almost lies for a living.

SPOOKED GUARD HORSE

Former senator Smart Adeyemi who represented Kogi West constituency on Sunday in a chat with Channels television said that Senator Dino Melaye who is currently representing Kogi West constituency was a boy on the street when he was the president of Nigeria Union of Journalists from 1999 to 2006.