PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari has finally broken his deafening silence about the recent massacre of about 80 people in Benue State by Fulani cattle herdsmen promising that the perpetrators of the ghastly act will be punished.
FORMER president Dr Goodluck Jonathan's wife Patience has lost her appeal against a high court decision authorising the federal government to seize a sum of $5.9m found in her Skye Bank account.
CHAIRMAN of the Senate Committee on Police Affairs Senator Abu Ibrahim has dismissed suggestions that ethnic Fulani's are responsible for the recent murderous attacks in Benue State pointing out that Boko Haram insurgents or Libyan soldiers could be responsible.
SIX guests houses owned by Nigerians have been burnt down in South Africa as irate mobs have stepped up their xenophobic attacks on foreigners once again with an outbreak of violence in Rustenburg in the North West Province.
FORMER president Dr Goodluck Jonathan has joined the growing criticism of the present government's handling of the Fulani cattle herdsmen crisis accusing President Muhammadu Buhari's administration of doing too little to end the orgy of killings.
NIGERIA'S Super Eagles are poised to play Ukraine's national team in a friendly match on March 27 as part of the continued build-up towards the World Cup taking place in Russia in June this year.
RETAIL giant H&M has issued an unequivocal apology for its conduct after publishing an offensive ad in which a black child featured in one of its tops with an inscription declaring him the coolest monkey in the jungle.
NIGERIAN Football Federation (NFF) and English Football Association officials have reached an agreement under which the Super eagles will play England at Wembley Stadium on June 2 as part of both teams' World cup preparations.
SUPER Eagles winger Alex Iwobi is likely to face a hefty fine of £60,000 after he was caught breaking a curfew imposed by Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger to attend a drug-fuelled birthday party just a day before a match.
PRESIDENT Donald Trump has dismissed fears that he may be ousted from the White House by celebrity broadcaster Oprah Winfrey boasting that he would beat her in a head-to-head contest should she decide to run for the US presidency.
PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari has finally broken his deafening silence about the recent massacre of about 80 people in Benue State by Fulani cattle herdsmen promising that the perpetrators of the ghastly act will be punished.
FORMER president Dr Goodluck Jonathan's wife Patience has lost her appeal against a high court decision authorising the federal government to seize a sum of $5.9m found in her Skye Bank account.
CHAIRMAN of the Senate Committee on Police Affairs Senator Abu Ibrahim has dismissed suggestions that ethnic Fulani's are responsible for the recent murderous attacks in Benue State pointing out that Boko Haram insurgents or Libyan soldiers could be responsible.
SIX guests houses owned by Nigerians have been burnt down in South Africa as irate mobs have stepped up their xenophobic attacks on foreigners once again with an outbreak of violence in Rustenburg in the North West Province.
FORMER president Dr Goodluck Jonathan has joined the growing criticism of the present government's handling of the Fulani cattle herdsmen crisis accusing President Muhammadu Buhari's administration of doing too little to end the orgy of killings.
NIGERIA'S Super Eagles are poised to play Ukraine's national team in a friendly match on March 27 as part of the continued build-up towards the World Cup taking place in Russia in June this year.
RETAIL giant H&M has issued an unequivocal apology for its conduct after publishing an offensive ad in which a black child featured in one of its tops with an inscription declaring him the coolest monkey in the jungle.
NIGERIAN Football Federation (NFF) and English Football Association officials have reached an agreement under which the Super eagles will play England at Wembley Stadium on June 2 as part of both teams' World cup preparations.
SUPER Eagles winger Alex Iwobi is likely to face a hefty fine of £60,000 after he was caught breaking a curfew imposed by Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger to attend a drug-fuelled birthday party just a day before a match.
PRESIDENT Donald Trump has dismissed fears that he may be ousted from the White House by celebrity broadcaster Oprah Winfrey boasting that he would beat her in a head-to-head contest should she decide to run for the US presidency.
