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Onyeama Clarifies Benin’s Comment on 37th State of Nigeria
Michael Olugbode in Abuja Foreign Affairs Minister, Geoffrey Onyeama yesterday clarified a statement credited to the President of Benin Republic, Mr. Patrice Talon said that he wanted Nigeria and the
Five Days After, Kagara Students, Others Still Held Captive By Bandits
Despite speculations, which went viral about possible negotiations to free the abducted students of Government Science College, Kagara, in Niger State, the 27 schoolboys, 15 members of staff of the
Covid-19: Israel Starts Reopening as Number of Those Vaccinated Nears 50%
Israel reopened swathes of its economy on Sunday in what it called the start of a return to routine enabled by a Covid-19 vaccination drive that has reached almost half
Global Backlash Grows after Myanmar Forces Kill Two Protesters
International condemnation of Myanmar’s military rulers grew on Sunday, after security forces opened fire on anti-coup protesters in the second largest city of Mandalay, killing at least two people and
Liverpool Sink Further as Richarlison, Sigurdsson Give Everton First Anfield Win Since 1999
Goals from Richarlison and Gylfi Sigurdsson gave Everton their first win at Anfield since 1999 ending their 24-game winless at the Reds and condemning Liverpool to a fourth straight home
Bandits Will Overpower Nigeria if Government Continues to Dialogue, Cardinal Onaiyekan Warns
Prominent cleric and former Catholic Archbishop of Abuja, John Onaiyekan has warned that Nigeria will soon be overpowered by bandits if the government continues to dialogue with non-state actors. The
Tuchel Criticise Hudson-Odoi after Chelsea Draw with Southampton
Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel says he hauled off substitute Callum Hudson-Odoi as he wasn’t happy with his “energy or attitude”. Hudson-Odoi replaced Abraham at half-time, but lasted a little over
Nigerian Governors Fayemi, El-rufai Advocate Immediate Devolution of Power, State Police
Chairman of the Nigerian Governors Forum and Ekiti State Governor Kayode Fayemi and his Kaduna State counterpart Nasir El-Rufai have called for the immediate devolution of powers between the federal
WTO to UK: Don’t Wait for Surplus, Send Vaccines to Poorer Nations Now
The UK should donate vaccines to developing countries now rather than waiting until it has a surplus, the new head of the World Trade Organization has told the BBC. Ngozi
Nigerians Charged to Pray Against Insecurity
Nigerians, irrespective of religious persuasions have been charged to obtain religious fasting, as an antidote to duly arrest their problems or challenges whatsoever, more importantly as an antidote against crime,
