Guardian
PARAMILITARY: North 9 South 0
By Emeka Obasi This is not soccer where Super Falcons battered Nzalang Femenino of Equatorial Guinea 9-0 in Turkey. It smells like a game and the best way to describe
I have the capability to govern Benue — Atorough
Mr Julius Atorough, a governorship aspirant in Benue, said he is capable of governing the state, stating that he would justify the confidence his people reposed in him if given
Parents of kidnapped schoolgirls in Zamfara can only wait
Bandits Parents of more than 300 kidnapped schoolchildren in Zamfara could only wait for news Sunday, as more than 40 others seized elsewhere 11 days ago were freed. The Government
Chelsea host Manchester United in super Sunday clash
Thomas Tuchel says Chelsea’s game against Manchester United at Stamford Bridge today, could have ‘huge’ implications on the race for the top four. The post Chelsea host Manchester United in
Imo Stakeholders agree to recover stolen properties
Governor Hope Uzodinma of Imo State. By Chinonso Alozie Stakeholders across political lines in Imo state, yesterday agreed that all stolen properties belonging to government or private individuals be recovered.
Kaduna Electric petitions police commissioner over assault on staff
Kaduna Electric has petitioned the Kaduna state commissioner of police, Umar Musa-Muri, over assault meted out on its staff, while conducting their lawful duties. This was announced by the company’s
Insecurity: Southwest no longer at ease with governors
The people of Southwest Nigeria are not only seething with anger, but also picking up stones. Piqued by pain and anguish, their blazing eyes are trained in the direction of
Ronaldo scores as Juventus held in Verona
Cristiano Ronaldo scored his 19th goal this campaign but champions Juventus had to settle for a 1-1 draw at Hellas Verona in Serie A on Saturday. The post Ronaldo scores
New York governor accused of sexual harassment by second woman
Andrew Cuomo A second ex-employee of powerful New York state Governor Andrew Cuomo has accused him of sexual harassment, charges the governor denied on Saturday. This time the allegations came
Gambian truth panel probes 2005 migrant massacre
Witnesses in The Gambia have come forward to offer testimony about the massacre of some 50 migrants in 2005, one of the most notorious atrocities that occurred under ex-president Yahya
