UN sponsors 500 Boko Haram victims to acquire vocational skills
The UN said on Monday in Abuja that it has sponsored 500 victims of Boko Haram violence from three North East states of Adamawa, Borno and Yobe to acquire vocational skills. Mr
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Fate of nuclear deal still ‘not clear’: Iran’s Khamenei
The fate of Iran’s nuclear deal with world powers is still not decided but it will not leave the country vulnerable to US influence, supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said Monday. Khamenei,
3 persons sustain injuries as Chelsea, Man City fans fight in Abakaliki
Three persons on Sunday in Abakaliki in the Ebonyi capital sustained various degrees of injuries after fans of two English clubs — Chelsea and Manchester City — engaged in a free-for-all. The
The Best Of Zinkata
Today happens to be Ezinne Chinkata’s birthday popularly known as Zinkata. She is a fashion consultant, an editor for Zinkata.com and well as a fashion retailer. Her style game is on fleek.
Kogi PDP elders endorse Wada for second term
The Kogi PDP Elders Advisory Council has endorsed the state governor, Capt. Idris Wada for a second term in office. Alhaji Ibrahim Idris, Chairman of the council announced the decision at a
Libya risks becoming ‘another Somalia’ Rome warns
Italy warned Monday that Libya risked turning into “another Somalia” as it signed a joint statement with the US and several European allies condemning “barbaric” acts carried out by the Islamic State
More than 80 dead in 24 hours of fighting for key Yemen city: military sources
Heavy fighting between government loyalists and rebels for Yemen’s third city Taez has left more than 80 people dead in the past 24 hours, military sources said on Monday. The dead bodies
Survivors of latest Med migrant tragedy arrive in Italy
More than 300 survivors of the latest Mediterranean migrants boat tragedy arrived in Sicily on Monday aboard a Norwegian ship also carrying the bodies of 49 of its victims. The “Siem Pilot”
Thai court jails Swiss man for oil firm blackmail bid
A Swiss man was jailed for three years in Thailand on Monday for attempting to blackmail a Saudi oil company over dealings with a scandal-mired Malaysian state firm, a court official said.
Homeless Tianjin residents demand compensation, answers
Residents who fled their homes near vast and deadly explosions in the Chinese port city of Tianjin gathered in anger on Monday to demand redress from a government they say is ignoring