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Monday, 30 January 2017
"being alive in that camp (BokoHaram) was already the worst thing that could happen to me - Dada, Boko Haram victim exclaimed
“I never considered him my husband. If I liked him, I wouldn’t have run away. I felt like a living ghost. I was not afraid to escape, being alive in that camp was already the worst thing that could happen to me,” said Dada, pictured here with her baby. Dada was abducted by Boko Haram fighters with her
Three to five people’ll die before I’m extradited –Kashamu
Senator Buruji Kashamu has warned that before anybody could
succeed to extradite him to the US to face trial for drug-related offences,
“about three, four or five people will die.” Kashamu, who described as illegal the move by the US to
extradite him to the US to face alleged drug charges, said he believed that the
Buhari government had integrity and had respect for the rule of law and
Adeboye’ll inaugurate Rivers Ecumenical Centre in May, says Wike
Rivers State Governor Nyesom Wike has
said the Ecumenical Centre under construction will be inaugurated in May
by the General Overseer of Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG)
Worldwide, Pastor Enoch Adeboye, as part of the Golden Jubilee
celebration of the state’s creation.
Wike spoke yesterday at
Wike spoke yesterday at
Police arrest two students - one 'of Moroccan origin' - over the murder of six people shot dead in Quebec City mosque carnage two days after Canadian PM condemned Trump immigration ban
Gunmen opened fire on worshippers as they prayed at Quebec City Islamic
Cultural Center at around 8pm last night in an attack branded 'cowardly'
and 'barbaric'. Witnesses claimed the masked killers shouted 'Allahu
Akbar' in what sounded like a Quebecois accent as they went on the
rampage, killing six and
Ronaldo shakes off the jeers as Madrid extend Liga lead
Things could hardly have gone better for Real Madrid this weekend. As
Atletico, Barcelona and Sevilla all lost ground in the title race,
Zinedine Zidane's side moved clear at the top of La Liga. It was the perfect end to a testing few days for Los Blancos. Following their elimination from
Man killed by tiger in Chinese zoo after he climbed into enclosure to avoid paying admission fee
A tiger-mauling death at a Chinese zoo is under investigation by local authorities who say the victim climbed a fence into the tiger's enclosure. The attack occurred Saturday at a resort on Dongqian Lake in eastern
China's Zhejiang province. A local government statement says the victim,
identified only by
Jammeh-era prisons chief arrested by police in Senegal
Senegal has announced the arrest of a top
Gambian official who was head of the country’s prisons during the Yahya
Jammeh era. He was reportedly trying to sneak into Guinea-Bissau. General Bora Colley was appointed prisons boss by Jammeh in
2012. He was arrested as
How Basket Mouth wipe away tears from my eyes - I Go Dye
It all comes back to me like it was yesterday any time I
think about this "blessing" called Basketmouth. He is witty,
spontaneous, well put together, always breaking boundaries and crazy.Even with
his gargantuan achievements in the comedy world, he still works hard like an
upcoming comedian. First time I saw him as I recall was
Donald Trump: 'This is not about religion - this is about terror and keeping our country safe' - Donald Trump defends executive order and attacks the media
The US president signed the
Thursday, 26 January 2017
10 Most visited cities of the world. Which is the world's most visited city? The results are in
Hong Kong is the most visited city in the world, according to an analysis of international arrival numbers. It welcomed 26 million visitors in 2015, the most recent year for which comprehensive statistics are available, earning it top
spot in Euromonitor’s annual rankings, released
Miss Rwanda 2017 Auditions Kick Off
Noticeably,
there was low interest from by girls in the south in the pageant - as
has generally been the case thus far. It had been expected that more
girls would turn up for the Southern Province auditions given the
numerous universities and other institutions of higher learning in the
region. But shockingly only
'Mexico doesn't believe in walls' says President Peña Nieto
In Mexico, President Trump’s signing of
orders to begin work on a wall along the US’s southern border has been
met with anger. One politician said it was an insult to the country and
urged the Mexican government to lodge a lawsuit for racial
discrimination and violation of human rights.
Trump’s policies, including his
Trump’s policies, including his
Zimbabwe Millionaire Seeks Wife With 'Natural Hair'
Fabulously-rich Zimbabwe businessman Wicknell Chivayo's list of requirements for a future wife was certainly controversial. The
wealth-flaunting tenderpreneur, who has made no secret of his friendship
with the first family, announced he was looking for a wife on December
31. Less than three weeks later, he says
Recession: Zimbabwe offers workers land instead of bonuses
Zimbabwe authorities offered
residential land to government employees in lieu of annual bonuses,
unions said on Thursday, rejecting a proposal that suggests the cash
squeeze gripping the country is unlikely to ease this year. The southern African nation’s economy stagnated in 2016, fanning
anti-government protests and
90 detained Somali immigrants deported from the US
Two Kenyans were initially dropped off from an American
Charter Airline at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport in Nairobi before
the plane proceeded to Mogadishu, local Kenyan media report.
Somalia’s ambassador to the United States, Ahmed Isse Awad, confirmed to Voice of America that the immigrants had
Somalia’s ambassador to the United States, Ahmed Isse Awad, confirmed to Voice of America that the immigrants had
Untold story of the English village that raised a gorilla as a boy that drank tea, made its bed and washed up
The extraordinary life of an English village's resident gorilla that had its own bedroom, went for walks with schoolchildren and could do its own washing-up has been revealed. The ape - called John Daniel - played with children, ate roses from gardens and even enjoyed drinking tea and
Ghana's prisoners to have university education behind bars
According to the head of public relations for the prison service,
Superintendent Vitalis Ayeh, three Ghanaian universities have been
invited to extend their distance learning programmes to inmates, local
Ghanaian news portal GhanaWeb reported. “We are in talks with the Universities of Ghana, Cape Coast, and
Nigeria: Suicide bomb kills 3, injures 2 in Maiduguri
A suicide bomb attack in Nigeria’s Borno state northeast of the country killed three and wounded two others on Wednesday. The suicide bombers had attempted to enter a mosque in the Kaleri
district of Maïduguri when they were confronted by militiamen engaged in
the fight against Boko Haram.
According to
According to
'He hasn't taken his chances' - Mourinho tells Martial to fight for his Man Utd place
Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho told Anthony Martial he had
to improve after failing to take his opportunities in the first team. Why Shaw and Martial remain part of Man Utd's plans Martial, 21, has scored twice in just nine Premier League starts this
season, having impressed in his maiden campaign in
My wife beats me at will – husband
“My wife is stronger than me and she
has turned me into a punching bag,” a man, Lukeman Owolabi, told a
Customary Court sitting in Ikole in Ekiti State on Thursday. The wife had filed a suit seeking the dissolution of their 23-year-old marriage over constant fighting and threat to
Africa's top 5 female scientists awarded $20,000 each by AU with EU support
Africa’s top
5 female scientists for the year 2016 were honoured by the African
Union (AU) at its headquarters in the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa
earlier this week. The winners were pooled from all the continent’s regions except
Central Africa. West Africa had two recipients with East, North and
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