One Tunisian soldier die, two wounded in landmine blast
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Boxing: Mayweather-Pacquiao revenue over $ 400 mn: report
Record-shattering revenue totals for Manny Pacquiao's upcoming boxing showdown with unbeaten Floyd Mayweather Could surpass $ 400 million, promoter Bob Arum Told ESPN in a report Monday on the sports network's website.
Smile General, smile’
Although his face has been tempered by age, Nigerians, who were around in his heydays as Head of State, would attest to a man with steely gait and resolve to mould the
PDP accuses APC of plotting military take-over after polls
THE Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) yesterday accused the All Progressives Congress (APC) of plan to sponsor a military takeover should it lose the March 28 presidential election. Director of Media and Publicity
Fear Of REC Igini
OUTSIDE the Chair of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), the person that symbolises the “independence” in the commission is Resident Electoral Commissioner (REC) Mike Igini.
Japanese row over U.S. island base move deepens
A clash between Japan’s central government and Okinawa island, host to the bulk of United State (U.S.) troops in Japan, deepened on yesterday when the southern island’s governor ordered a halt to
University education and absolute religions
Sadly in Nigeria, religious sentiment is the order of the day at all levels, from the federal to the ward level, in flagrant violation of the secularity status enshrined in Section 10
‘Brainwashed’ foreign medical students went to Syria
ONCE again, the lure of ISIS may have ensnared another group of foreigners this time, medical students suspected of traveling to Syria to work in ISIS-controlled hospitals.
Law of defamation is soft on political statements, says Ikechukwu Ikeji
THERE is a saying that if you must get honey from the bush, you must be ready to fight bees. Politics the world over is such that statements which could have ordinarily
Tightening the noose on corrupt officials
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), has had course to blame the frustrating process on the judiciary, particularly defense lawyers who seek injunction and apply other means to exploit inherent loopholes