President Muhammadu Buhari on Tuesday launched the 260km Calabar to Katsina Ala Super Highway Project at Obung. Cross River State.
See the launch in pictures.
Photo credits : Vanguard
President Muhammadu Buhari on Tuesday launched the 260km Calabar to Katsina Ala Super Highway Project at Obung. Cross River State.
See the launch in pictures.
Photo credits : Vanguard
FIFA's Ethics Committee disclosed on Wednesday that it is investigating former FIFA Executive Committee member, Dr Amos Adamu for breaching the world football governing body's code of ethics.
Adamu was a member of the executive committee of FIFA from 2006 - 2010 when he got a three years ban from all football activities for allegedly demanding money for world cup votes.
78 years old Hassan Ciroma met his painful end on Monday when he reportedly slit his own throat at an abattoir in Kano City.
Eyewitnesses said that the septuagenarian was earlier sighted at the blacksmithing section of the market where he was said to have purchased a butchery knife.
“We mistook him as one of the numerous butchers plying their trade, but we were shocked soon as he turned the same knife against himself,” said an eyewitness.
He added that the man's grotesque cry of agony triggered pandemonium among the people in the market, most of whom did not have the stomach to watch the bizarre scene.
However, Vanguard reports that the Police are viewing the incident from a different perspective.
Kano State Police Command's spokesman, ASP Magaji Musa Majia told Vanguard ;
: “We rushed to the scene and met the septuagenarian in his pool of blood, rushed him to the nearest medical facility where he gave up the ghost.
“We are working on two leads and the likely outcome of our investigation would certainly reveal whether it is suicide or otherwise.”
He added that the command had deposited the remains of the deceased at the hospital for autopsy.
President Muhammadu Buhari on Tuesday fired the Head of Civil Service of the Federation, Mr Danladi Kifasi.
However, no reason was given for the action.
21 year-old Onyebuchi Orima of Ugbona village in Ishieke community, Ebonyi State, Nigeria is battling for his life in a prayer house after a sexual encounter with his friend's wife.
THE NATION'S correspondent gathered that Onyebuchi had been having an illicit affair with the woman to the chagrin of his friend, Friday Nwankwo.
Reports have it that after their latest escapade, Onyebuchi developed severe pains in his manhood. He was taken to some local hospitals for treatment but to no avail.
The persistent pains forced Onyebuchi to a prayer house as a last resort. There he was said to have confessed his adulterous relationship with his friend's wife to the Pastor who advised him to equally confess to his friend, Friday Nwankwo in order to salvage his deteriorating health.
After the confession was made, Friday reportedly gave Onyebuchi a bill of two hundred and fifty thousand naira (N250,000.00) to reverse the spell which had been cast on his manhood.
Friday Nwankwo said he contacted a witch doctor to prepare the spell when he discovered that his friend had been sleeping with his wife.
The Court of Appeal sitting in Abuja on Monday declared an indefinite adjournment in Senate President, Dr Bukola Saraki's suit seeking to stop the Federal Government from proceeding with its case against him at the Code of Conduct Tribunal.
Saraki is accused of false declaration of assets while he was the governor of Kwara State.
The Court of Appeal had slated Monday for judgment as to whether Saraki should face trial at the Code of Conduct Tribunal, but surprisingly, a senior registrar at the court told all parties to the case that the matter had been adjourned indefinitely.
No reason was given for the adjournment. Also, lawyers, journalists and other interested persons who had besieged the court premises could not access the courtroom as the main entrance was locked.
Former Interior Minister, Mr Abba Moro was the guest of EFCC for eight hours on Tuesday.
Operatives of the anti graft agency questioned him over the management of the 700 million naira collected from candidates who applied for recruitment into Nigeria Immigration Service in 2014.
Moro's interrogation is expected to continue on Thursday.
The EFCC had earlier quizzed former Comptroller-General of Immigration Service, Mr. David Parradang and the Secretary to the Civil Defence, Fire, Immigration and Prison Service Board, Mr. Sylvanus Tapgun on the same subject matter.