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Rashidi Yekini Was Killed – Odegbami
Former Nigerian international, Segun Odegbami, MON, alleged in a stunning interview Friday on Channels Television that former African Footballer of the Year, Rashidi Yekini might have been killed by those who forcefully took him away from his home. Odegbami...
Vice-Chancellor of the University of Lagos (UNILAG), Prof Babatunde Sofoluwe dies
“]Prof. Adetokunbo Babatunde Sofoluwe [April 15, 1950 - May 12, 2012 Professor Adetokunbo Babatunde Sofoluwe, the Vice Chancellor of the University of Lagos (UNILAG) has died early this morning. His sudden death comes as a shock to...
OPINION: TB Joshua – The Bigger Picture
Although the Almighty has no need of human trumpeters to defend His own, recent subjective media reports have compelled me to comment on the ongoing and contentious issue of Prophet T.B. Joshua, a name that can’t seem to leave the news since his...
Geoengineering Policies and Africa
As current weather patterns around the world increasingly get shifty and links with global warming is established, pursuing geoengineering as a means to stop or reduce global warming will remain. Geoengineering (or climate remediation) describes...
First Yoruba Boko Haram Commander Arrested
Nigerian troops in Kano arrested a suspected leading Boko Haram militant in a raid Friday, a day after the restive city where the Islamist group is based was rocked by blasts and gunfire. “We had an operation this morning… at a Boko Haram hideout....
Lagos State Government Evicts Sacked Doctors From Their Houses
Lagos State government yesterday ordered the sacked doctors in its employment to quit their official residences in spite of claims that there are rooms for negotiations. The eviction notice, signed by the Secretary, Staff Housing Board, Mr. I.A...
FG calls on Boko Haram to cease fire
The Federal Government has renewed calls on all aggrieved groups in the country especially the Jama’atu Ahlul Sunnah Lid’dawati wal Jihad known as Boko Haram to cease fire and come forward for dialogue. Speaking at a National Symposium, organised...
US panel approves anti-HIV drug
A panel of US health experts has for the first time backed “Truvada”, a drug to prevent HIV infection in healthy people. The panel recommended US regulators approve the daily pill for use by people considered at high risk of contracting the...
Nigeria to use satellites to monitor suspected terrorists
The Federal Government has revealed that it will soon start using satellites to monitor the movement of suspected terrorists and their locations in the country. Nigerian satalites NG- Sat 2 and NG-Sat X are high resolution satellites capable of...
