Ohaneze faults Army, demands probe over Biafra Day killings

The apex Igbo sociocultural organization, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, yesterday faulted the claim by the Nigerian Army that security operatives, including the army were provoked into killing protesting members of the Movement for the Actualization of the Sovereign the State of Biafra (MASSOB) and their indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) counterpart on Monday in Onitsha and Asaba.

Dangote stakes N10 Billion into Flour Mills' buy back deal, saves 3,000 jobs

Following a re-acquisition exercise that saw a buy back of 65.7 per cent stake in Dangote Flour Mills, the President of Dangote Group, Aliko Dangote, has staked N10 billion to restructure the firm for profitability, as well as to align with the group’s investments strategy.

Besides, Dangote has unveiled plans to invest in the production of wheat, using the milling firm to drive the agenda, with a target of 900,000 metric tonnes every year.

Dangote also explained that his buy-back strategy is expected to save 3000 jobs that would have been lost due to lack of investments in the mill.

He had sold the company to South Africa’s Tiger Brands in 2012 for $200 million.

However, the South Africans, despite injection of millions of dollars, claimed not to have recovered their investments in the company, which they rebranded in the last quarter of 2015, with Dangote and three other directors resigning from the board.

Sad Tale: Man sold everything to raise money for wife's cancer surgery in France; They boarded crashed Egypt Air Flight MS804

EgyptAir flight MS804 with more than 66 people on board crashed during a flight from Paris to Cairo. 

Among the dead was a husband and wife who sold everything to pay for life saving cancer treatment and now leave behind their three young children as orphans. 

Controversial SA pastor rides on a female church member's back.... na wa oo

 Controversial South African pastor of End Times Disciples Ministries rode his church member like a horse...According to the church 

Court orders FG, Former Finance Minister to account for allegedly missing N30 trillion

The Federal High Court sitting in Lagos has ordered former Minister of Finance, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala and the Goodluck Jonathan led administration to  account 
for N30 trillion said to have been missing or unaccounted for while they were in government. 

Hashimu, the Trekker debunks regret reports, declares 'I will run again for Buhari'

Popular Buhari trekker, Suleiman Hashimu have debunked rumor that claimed he is ‘disappointed’ with President Buhariadministration so far, saying he is currently planning a march with youth in support of the president’s administration so far.

Hashimu receiving an award from president Buhari

when speaking to News Agency of Nigeria, he denied reports that he has lost faith in the president, saying the reports are mischievous and misleading.

Communities in Delta State give Military 72hours to release Chevron alleged to be Niger Delta Avengers

Communities in Delta state hosting the facilities of Chevron Nigeria Limited (CNL) have given Nigerian soldiers 72 hours to produce Chevron staff in their custody.

The Communities also dismissing claims by the military that the five persons arrested over the weekend were militants bombing oil and gas facilities in the area.

Armed men attack police station in Kogi, loot armory and free hostages

Two officers were reportedly killed in an attack carried out by 12 gunmen in Osara police station in Adavi Local government area of Kogi state today May 19th. According to The Nation, the gunmen stormed the police station at about 2am this morning with the purpose of stealing from the station's armory and also set free one of their colleagues who was in jail.

Egypt Air Flight from Paris to Cairo confirmed to have crashed

Officials have confirmed that,the EgyptAir flight headed to Cairo from Paris late Wedesday crashed into the Mediterranean Sea halfway between Egypt and Greece.There we 66 aboard with  56 passengers  including one child and two babies ,and 10 crew members.

Trekker regrets trekking for Buhari

Hashimu Suleiman, the man who trekked from Lagos to Abuja in celebration of President Muhammadu Buhari’s victory in 2015 presidential election has described his action as a big mistake.

Suleiman said he regretted trekking for Buhari who has now made life unbearable for the masses.