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Thursday, 12 January 2017
Police arrest suspects involved in Southern Kaduna killings
Some of the masterminds of the attacks and killings in southern Kaduna have been arrested, Governor Nasir el-Rufai, said on Tuesday. El-Rufai unveiled the names of the suspects when he visited the State Commissioner of Police, Mr. Agyle Abeh.
He vowed that government would ensure that all those involved in
Google: Adeboye’s retirement dominates
Septuagenarian General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church
(RCCG) of God, Pastor Enoch Adeboye’s recent retirement announcement was top on Google search this week.
Mr Taiwo Kola-Ogunlade, Google’s Communications and Public Affairs Manager for Anglophone West Africa, made the disclosure in Lagos on Thursday. He said the search was from January. 4 to January. 11. The spokesman said that with
Mr Taiwo Kola-Ogunlade, Google’s Communications and Public Affairs Manager for Anglophone West Africa, made the disclosure in Lagos on Thursday. He said the search was from January. 4 to January. 11. The spokesman said that with
South African military join firefighters to control wildfire near Cape Town
The commander of the Naval Base in the mountain town, Adrian Dutton,
told news portal News24 that military team deployed to fight the fire
since Wednesday are motivated to fight the fires.
“Approximately 120 sailors have been fighting day and night to fight the blaze. Two South African Air Force helicopters have also been deployed to
“Approximately 120 sailors have been fighting day and night to fight the blaze. Two South African Air Force helicopters have also been deployed to
UNIOSUN Students Divert School Fees To MMM; Owe School 2b Naira, VC Alleges
While addressing reporters on the university campus, the
school Vice Chancellor (VC), Professor Labode Popoola, claimed that a large per
cent of the students diverted their school fees to
Senate suspends policy banning car import through land borders
The Senate yesterday resolved to ask the Customs to suspend action on its policy to ban importation of vehicles through land borders, which was to take effect on January 1. Senate’s resolution followed a motion by Barau Jibrin (Kano North) and five others. Jibrin drew members’ attention to the Federal Government’s policy to
Nigeria’ll get out of recession this year – W’Bank
The World Bank has predicted that Nigeria will get out of
recession and grow its Gross Domestic Product by one per cent this year after
plunging into its worst recession in over two decades.
The bank said in a statement on Wednesday, “Sub-Saharan
African growth is expected to pick up modestly to 2.9 per cent in 2017 as the
region continues
Man, 25, gets one month in prison for buying stolen property
FRC has no power to fix Adeboye, others’ tenure –Reps
The House of Representatives has ordered a “detailed” public
hearing on the activities of the Financial Reporting Council of Nigeria,
particularly the Council’s decision to fix the tenure of the leadership of
religious organisations. The House passed the resolution on Wednesday in Abuja at a
session which was presided over
Eleven-year-old boy kills friend with father’s gun
Tragedy struck at the Ayeyemi area of Ondo town, Ondo State,
on Wednesday after an 11-year-old boy, identified as Ayo Afolabi, allegedly
killed his friend, Comfort Emmanuel, with his father’s dane gun. It was gathered that the incident happened at 1pm while the
two children were playing with the gun, not knowing that it
Saraki: no crisis over Senate Leader’s removal
Senate
President Bukola Saraki said yesterday that there was no crisis in the
Senate following removal of Ali Ndume as Senate Leader. The All Progressives Congress (APC)
Caucus in the Senate, in a letter to the Senate president on Tuesday,
replaced Ndume with Senator Ahmed Lawan.
Speaking with State House correspondents
after meeting with
Power generation drops in Nigeria by 207.1 MW on gas shortage – TCN
The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) said that that the nation’s power generation capacity dropped slightly from 3,959 megawatts from January 4 to 3,751.90 megawatts on Jan. 12, due to the dearth of gas. The Nigerian Electricity System Operator (SO) website, a sub-agency
of TCN, disclosed the figure on
'I'm shocked!' - Ronaldo responds to Michael Owen's fat joke
Former Brazil and Real Madrid superstar Ronaldo has responded in "shock" to Michael Owen’s jibe about his weight. Owen took to Twitter after reuniting with his former Blancos
team-mate to honour today’s dominant Ronaldo, Cristiano, after his
recent Ballon d’Or win.
The former Liverpool striker wrote: “I thought I was
The former Liverpool striker wrote: “I thought I was
Plane carrying gold crashes in southern Zimbabwe
A private plane crashed in southern Zimbabwe on Monday while transporting gold worth nearly a million dollars. An official with the Civil Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe, James Danga confirmed the incident. The plane crashed in the Bubi district of Matabeleland North Province. It carried at least 22kg of gold . Although Danga confirmed the accident, he would not
'You are Satan' - Relatives of slain churchgoers confront gunman for last time
The 22-year-old avowed white supremacist, who was formally sentenced to death, refused to meet their gaze and simply stared ahead, his head tilted down slightly as
Former U.S. Defense Official: Israel’s Security at Risk Due to Religious Intolerance
Israel’s disregard and disrespect for the non-Orthodox Jewish movements could end up costing it the longstanding support of the United States government, a former senior defense department official with close ties to Israel warned on Wednesday.
Speaking at a session of the Knesset Committee for Immigration, Absorption and Diaspora Affairs, Dov Zackheim, head of a new U.S. organization that advocates for
Speaking at a session of the Knesset Committee for Immigration, Absorption and Diaspora Affairs, Dov Zackheim, head of a new U.S. organization that advocates for
Ethiopia police links deadly grenade attacks to 'anti-peace forces'
A grenade attack in Ethiopia’s northern city of Gondar on Tuesday night killed one person and wounded about a dozen others. The police confirmed that the hand grenade was tossed into a recreational area in the Entasol hotel
resulting in
Boko Haram: Troops recover bodies of Lt.-Col., 15 soldiers
Troops of Operation Lafiya Dole have
recovered the body of Lt. Col K Yusuf, the former Commanding Officer
of 223 Tank Battalion and 15 soldiers who were declared missing.
The bodies were recovered after troops
conducted clearance operations and dislodging of some Boko Haram
elements at Asaga village along Kamadugou river line in Borno State.
The late Lt Col. Yusuf and his soldiers
were declared missing in
Women wrestle 4m python off German Shepherd
Pretoria - When a python bit a dog and started winding its powerful
body around it, two screaming women, fuelled by panic, fought back.
Despite one of them having a snake phobia and the fact that they are both much smaller than the almost 4m-long snake, there was no way Jamie Traynor and Kari Wesighan were going to let Jess, a German Shepherd, be devoured by
Despite one of them having a snake phobia and the fact that they are both much smaller than the almost 4m-long snake, there was no way Jamie Traynor and Kari Wesighan were going to let Jess, a German Shepherd, be devoured by
'The police are not my agents' - Mrs Mugabe on botched $1.3m diamond ring deal
Grace Mugabe, wife of Zimbabwean
President Robert Mugabe has given her version of accounts in respect of
her involvement in a botched $1.3 million dollar diamond ring transaction. She was reported to have ordered the seizure of three properties
belonging to the Lebanese businessman for failing to refund the cost of
Dramatic prisoner breakout at N3 toll plaza in South Africa
Police are searching for a group of prisoners who escaped
from a Department of Home Affairs transport vehicle at the Mooi River Toll
Plaza in the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands on Thursday morning.
It is not immediately clear how many escaped, however initial reports put the figure at approximately nine. It is understood that
It is not immediately clear how many escaped, however initial reports put the figure at approximately nine. It is understood that
Scuffles erupt in Turkish parliament over constitutional amendment vote
Scuffles broke out on Wednesday (Jan. 11) between lawmakers in Turkey’s parliament at the end of a debate over a package of constitutional amendments. Blows were exchanged when ruling party members displayed their votes
in what the opposition said should have been a
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