EKITI State governor Ayo Fayose has scoffed at suggestions that his predecessor Dr Kayode Fayemi will win the gubernatorial elections due to take place later this year after emerging as the candidate of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC).
HUNDREDS of Nigerians gathered for a two-day Communications Summit in London last week organized to expand Internet penetration and phone connectivity into the country.
POLICE in Niger State have arrested the parents of a bride who ran away from a wedding and refused to go to her husband's home following a complaint from the groom that they collected his gifts and failed to deliver.
CANADA is fast becoming the new choice destination for Nigerians willing to leave the country and seek greener pastures abroad in preference to traditional hot spots like the US and the UK.
NIGERIAN air passenger Queen Obioma has dragged US airline United Airlines to court in Texas claiming the carrier racially discriminated against her in removing her from her flight following a complaint by a fellow passenger that she had a pungent odour.
SUPER Eagles head coach Gernot Rohr has revealed that several agents have attempted to influence his choice of players for the national team ahead of Monday’s deadline for naming a 35-man provisional squad for the World Cup.
SOLID minerals minister Dr Kayode Fayemi has emerged as the winner of the All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship primaries in Ekiti State yesterday surprisingly sweeping the votes in the rescheduled exercise.
SENATE president Bukola Saraki has been visited by the Northern Leaders and Stakeholders’ Assembly (NLSA) to discuss several contemporary issues including the 2019 elections and the incessant killings by Fulani cattle herdsmen across the country.
LAGOS clergyman Pastor Joshua Ibeneme has successfully got a court to dissolve his 21-year marriage to his wife Uzoamaka after he accused her of being involved in adulterous relationships with two officials of his parish.
CLERGYMEN'S association the Catholic Bishops Conference of Nigeria (CBCN) has invited Pope Francis to Nigeria so he can observe the killings being carried out by Fulani cattle herdsmen himself.
EKITI State governor Ayo Fayose has scoffed at suggestions that his predecessor Dr Kayode Fayemi will win the gubernatorial elections due to take place later this year after emerging as the candidate of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC).
HUNDREDS of Nigerians gathered for a two-day Communications Summit in London last week organized to expand Internet penetration and phone connectivity into the country.
POLICE in Niger State have arrested the parents of a bride who ran away from a wedding and refused to go to her husband's home following a complaint from the groom that they collected his gifts and failed to deliver.
CANADA is fast becoming the new choice destination for Nigerians willing to leave the country and seek greener pastures abroad in preference to traditional hot spots like the US and the UK.
NIGERIAN air passenger Queen Obioma has dragged US airline United Airlines to court in Texas claiming the carrier racially discriminated against her in removing her from her flight following a complaint by a fellow passenger that she had a pungent odour.
SUPER Eagles head coach Gernot Rohr has revealed that several agents have attempted to influence his choice of players for the national team ahead of Monday’s deadline for naming a 35-man provisional squad for the World Cup.
SOLID minerals minister Dr Kayode Fayemi has emerged as the winner of the All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship primaries in Ekiti State yesterday surprisingly sweeping the votes in the rescheduled exercise.
SENATE president Bukola Saraki has been visited by the Northern Leaders and Stakeholders’ Assembly (NLSA) to discuss several contemporary issues including the 2019 elections and the incessant killings by Fulani cattle herdsmen across the country.
LAGOS clergyman Pastor Joshua Ibeneme has successfully got a court to dissolve his 21-year marriage to his wife Uzoamaka after he accused her of being involved in adulterous relationships with two officials of his parish.
CLERGYMEN'S association the Catholic Bishops Conference of Nigeria (CBCN) has invited Pope Francis to Nigeria so he can observe the killings being carried out by Fulani cattle herdsmen himself.
