Rivers: Police confirm killing of four persons in cult clash
By Felix Ikpotor The Police in Rivers State has confirmed the killing of four persons in a cult clash in Edeoha and Illa-Upata Community in
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Family of 3 years-old stolen child cries for help
By: Michael Ita Bassey Wednesday April 27, 2016 is a day the family of Mr. Koriete Isaac wished never had come as their 3 years-old-son, Damiete
Iraqi Shia protesters storm Baghdad Parliament
Hundreds of Shia Muslim activists have stormed Iraq’s parliament in Baghdad, in protest against continuing deadlock in approving a new cabinet. Supporters of cleric Moqtada
Ezekwesili blasts Buhari, says “Your economic policies archaic, opaque”
President Muhammadu Buhari’s current economic policies are similar to those he promulgated during the military regime he led in the 1980s, a former Minister of
Delta State: Popular Ogbegonogo market gut fire, goods worth millions destroyed
On Friday night, April 29, 2016, Ogbegonogo Marketers suffered agony as fire destroyed goods worth millions of naira in Asaba, the Delta State capital. Our
Igbo Youths give Fulani Herdsmen 3days ultimatum to leave the eastern region
Igbo Youths under the aegis of the Ohaneze Youth Council, OYC, has given Fulani herdsmen till Monday next week to vacate Igbo land or be
The PDP zoning committee’s verdict at a glance
i National Chairman – North-East Deputy National Chairman – South-South iii. National Secretary – South-West iv. Deputy National Secretary – North-Central v. National Legal Adviser
‘Nigeria has hope under Buhari’
Oyegun All Progressive Congress (APC) National Chairman Chief John Odigie-Oyegun spoke with reporters in Benin City, the capital of Edo State, on efforts by
This stolen child Master Damiete Isaac
Little boy Master Damiete Isaac 3 years old was stolen, Wednesday on his way to the school in Port Harcourt, Rivers State. Detail shortly.
Professor forces student to drink liquor as a prerequisite to passing exams
Gu Ming, a college professor in China has been suspended after giving his students a rather controversial test during their final exam. According to the