Abia top UTME scorer to get N.5m scholarship in memory of late Ukpabi
Lifespan 2040: Nigeria up (157th to 123rd), US down, Spain on top
Hoodlums harass girl for indecent dressing in Lagos
We pay N100 daily to sleep under Oshodi Bridge – miscreants
S. African newspaper apologises for ‘tainted’ scoops
LEFT TO DIE!: ‘I was four months’ pregnant when herdsmen attacked our village, cut off my right hand!’
Why Igbo place premium on New Yam Festival – Ubani
Vigilante operator finds one-yr- old boy in Anambra forest
Melania Trump says she may be the world’s ‘most bullied’ person
Youths now dominate psychiatric clinic
Man’s prank to sell girlfriend on eBay results in $119,000 bid
India suspends bus driver for letting a monkey ‘drive’
Stigma, blame means African women wary to say #MeToo
9-yr-old boy points loaded gun at classmates
Why I provide school buses for students —Jimoh, Lagos lawmaker

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5 dead, 8 vehicles, 2 buildings, 5 shops razed in Akure petrol tanker fire
NO fewer than five persons, including a toddler, were feared dead last night in Akure, the Ondo State capital, after a tanker laden with 33,000 litres of fuel fell, and started a fire that razed eight vehicles, two buildings and shops.
Third Mainland Bridge : Man jumps into Lagos lagoon, dies
A yet-to-be identified man has been confirmed dead by Lagos State Government officials after jumping into the lagoon from the Third Mainland Bridge.
Baba-Ari: Nigerians mourn gallant Fighter-Pilot on Twitter
Nigerians have taken to Twitter to mourn the death of Squadron Leader Bello Baba-Ari who died when his F-Ni fighter jet collided with another during the final drill for the air parade that was to be displayed on Monday, October 1, during the celebration of Nigeria’s 58th independence anniversary.
Adultery no longer a crime in India
Adultery is no longer a crime, India’s Supreme Court ruled Thursday, declaring a colonial-era law that punished the offence with jail time unconstitutional and discriminatory against women.
Police parade suspect who threatened to rape, kill Atiku’s wife, daughters
The Nigerian Police on Wednesday paraded a suspect, Augustus Akpan, 43 years who threatened to kidnap, rape and kill wife, daughters of former Vice President Atiku Abubakar if he does not withdraw from Presidential Race .
Man who climbed mast in protest arraigned by Police
The Police on Wednesday arraigned Iliyasu Lawal, 28, Nura Iliyasu, 29, and Idris Suleiman 28, in a Wuse Zone 2 Magistrates’ Court FCT for allegedly trespassing the premises of the Presidential Villa, Abuja.
Adam Osman tale of survival as refugee from torture to high school
Adam Osman is making a new life for himself with the help of a French company, but his young face tenses when he describes what brought him here: the killing of his family, and torture.
Man trekking against Buhari’s second term arrives Abuja 34 days after
After 34 days, a lone trekker against President Muhammadu Buhari’s 2019 presidential ambition, Isa Munlaila, arrived Abuja, Tuesday, stressing that the country needs an experienced leader to pilot its affairs in 2019.
Liberians demonstrate after new banknotes worth $100m vanished into thin air
Hundreds of Liberians took to the streets of the capital Monrovia Monday to demonstrate over the disappearance of newly printed bills worth nearly $100 million.
Taraba: Forget ancestral lands, run for dear lives
A survey in Taraba State revealed that nine of the 16 local government areas are at risk of flooding.
California to limit use of plastic straws in restaurants
California restaurants will soon stop providing plastic straws unless customers explicitly ask for them, under a new law signed on Thursday by the state’s environment-friendly governor.
Father threatens to throw child from window in German deportation row
A father threatened to throw his child from the third-storey window of a refugee home in Germany to stop his family’s deportation, police said on Wednesday.
US-based Nigerian group offers to pay Leah Sharibu’s ransom
A United States, US-based Nigerian group has protested strongly against the threat to kill the lone Christian captive in the hands of Islamic militant group, Boko Haram, ’Leah Sharibu, asking the Federal Government to allow interested parties pay the ransom to secure her release.
Crisis festers as Methodist priest allegedly abducted over Enugu monarch’s death
ENUGU- Following the death of the traditional ruler of Ogbozinne-Akpugo community in Nkanu West Local Government Area of Enugu State, HRH Igwe Stephen Nwatu after mob a mob action, the crisis escalated last Friday, following the abduction in the church premises of the Parish priest of Emmanuel Methodist Parish, Ogbozinne, Rev. Kenneth Azikiwe Okafor.
My mother’s prayers made me repent, says robbery suspect
Akure—A notorious armed robber in Ondo state, Ahmed Idris, yesterday said he decided to repent and surrender to security operatives following pressure and prayers from his mother.

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