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The presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Alhaji Atiku Abubakar has returned to Abuja after failing to secure assurances from the US Department of Justice that he will not be arrested in the United States. Atiku who was reported to have been granted a US visa to travel to the United States was in London on Thursday prior ...
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December, 2018
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1 December
BREAKING NEWS :At last, Atiku gets US visa, travels out
Atiku Abubakar, presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), has finally been issued a visa to the United States,..and the former vice-president has left Nigeria for the UK, where he will spend some time before flying to the US. Former president Olusegun Obasanjo played a “critical” role in getting the American government to issue the visa to his former deputy ...
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1 December
America’s 41st president, George Bush, 94, is dead
AMERICA’S 41ST PRESIDENT GEORGE BUSH DIES Former America’s President, George H.W Bush is dead. According to a statement from his office, signed by his spokesman,Jim McGrant, Bush died at exactly 10.10pm(CT) at the age of 94.
November, 2018
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30 November
CBN okays Diamond as national bank, selling UK, W/Africa in final stage
The Central Bank of Nigeria has granted Diamond Bank Plc the approval to operate as a national bank following its application for it. The bank’s Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Uzoma Dozie, said this in a statement signed by the bank’s Head of Media, Ezechinyere Anyanwu, on Friday in Abuja. According to Dozie, the move was part of Diamond Bank’s strategy ...
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30 November
Is real Buhari dead, replaced by imposter, Jubril, from Sudan?
A number of high-profile public figures in Nigeria, including a former government minister, have claimed that President Muhammadu Buhari is dead and is being impersonated by a man called “Jubril” “from Sudan”. There is no evidence for this claim. No credible evidence has been provided and those fueling the rumour are known critics of Buhari and the Nigerian government. A ...
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30 November
USA accused of insincerity on Boko Haram ,delays Supply of Tucano jet
Could it be that Us government does not want Boko Haram to end quickly?..It is needed urgently..buy very Nigeria’s military will not be able to receive the already paid-for 12 A-29 Super Tucano aircraft until 2024 from the United States. Reports said the United States Department of Defence has just awarded a $329 million contract to the Sierra Nevada Corporation to ...
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30 November
Haemorrhagic fever is Yellow fever -WHO..9 ways to prevent it
World Health Organization has confirmed that the viral haemorrhagic fever is indeed yellow fever. Reports also confirm that the yellow fever virus is usually spread through bites by an infected mosquito. The virus is said to be a completely vaccine-preventable disease. The vaccine is reportedly freely available in all health facilities around the country. (1) If you have flu-like symptoms, ...
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30 November
Korea releases 57 Jehovah’s Witnesses imprisoned for not joining Military
Jehovah’s Witnesses are verily happy that 57 of their 64 fellow worshipers currently imprisoned should be released in Korea today. The Ministry of Justice stated on Friday, November 30, 2018, that all conscientious objectors who have served at least one third of their 18-month prison sentence will be released on parole. .” We expect the remaining seven brothers to be ...
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30 November
Nigeria has 165 million active telephone lines
Active telephone lines in Nigeria increased from 162,058,918 in September to 165,239,443 in October 2018, the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has said. The commission made this known in its Monthly Subscriber/Operator Data published on its website on Thursday. The regulatory body said that the lines increased by 3,180,525 from the 162,058,918 recorded in September. Nigeria has 165 million active telephone ...
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30 November
FIFA rankings: Nigeria fourth in Africa, 44th in the world
Nigeria is now placed fourth in Africa and retains her 44th spot in the world with 1,427 points, as against October’s 1,431 points, in the FIFA/Coca Cola Rankings released on Thursday. Tunisia, who led the continent’s teams in the last rankings, dropped to second place behind Senegal, with the North Africans dropping four places to 26th in the world with 1,493 ...
