Friday, 7 July 2017

Female student of Nigerian university develops alternative treatment for breast cancer



Sandra Musujusu, a female student of the African University of Science and Technology, Abuja, is reportedly developing an alternative treatment for breast cancer. It is believed this treatment might lead to a lasting solution in treating breast cancer.

Photo: Police parade retired DSP who raped a 9-year-old girl in Cross River State


The retired Deputy Superintendent of Police, Christopher Archibong, who was arrested for
defiling a nine-year-old girl was paraded alongside 62 others at the Cross River State Police Headquarters on Thursday, July 6.

"Ain't my fault that your daddy calls me mummy" - Vera Sidika laments on her snapchat



Kenyan socialite Vera Sidika took to her Snapchat account today to lament about 'bitter' women angry at her because their husbands and boyfriends follow her +18 antics on social media.

Ghanaian stage actor drowns one week after his mother's burial



Ghanaian stage actor, Obed Nii Armah, popularly known as Ronny Nii has passed on one week after the burial of his late mother.

Ogun lawmaker and PDP governorship aspirant, Oladipupo Adebutu escapes assassination attempt, one of his supporter shot dead



A member of the House of Representatives, Honourable Oladipupo Adebutu, on Wednesday, narrowly escaped death, after unidentified armed men opened fire on his convoy at Oke Ide, Otta, Ogun State.

Fraudster who poses as a barrister to dupe his victims bag Two years in jail.


Leonard Ogilvy, a 51 year old fraudster was found guilty on July 3, 2017 at Southwark Crown Court on three counts of willfully pretending to be a barrister and three counts of fraud by false representation.

Jigawa State Government declare Friday as work free day to conduct special prayers for President Buhari


The Jigawa State Government has declared Friday, 7th July, as work free day in the state.

Photos: Eight dead including children, many injured in stampede at stadium on Malawi Independence Day Anniversary




Seven children and one adult were killed and scores injured in a stampede at Malawi's national stadium on Thursday, July 6, as large crowds gathered to mark the country's 53rd for Independence Anniversary.

14 passengers, driver kidnapped in Port Harcourt, N14 million ransom demanded



14 passengers travelling from Warri in Delta State to Port-Harcourt, Rivers State have been kidnapped by gunmen at Rumoji near Port-Harcourt and the kidnappers are demanding a ransom of one million Naira to secure the release of each passengers, bringing the ransom to a total of 14 million Naira.

6.5-magnitude earthquake strikes central Philippines




According to the United States Geological Survey, a 6.5-magnitude earthquake has struck the central Philippines.

We are shocked about his acute leukemia diagnosis - NFF speaks on Carl Ikeme's ailment



The Nigeria Football Federation has just issued a statement expressing shock at the news that Super Eagles’ number one goalkeeper, Carl Ikeme, had been diagnosed with acute leukemia.  

Five Children Die After Eating Cucumber In Cross River [Graphic Photos]






It was a sad day in Becheve ward in Obanliku
in Cross River State yesterday after five
grandchildren of one Mrs Dorothy Agbor died
when they reportedly ate a cucumber given to
them by their great grandmother.

Trump To Visit Slovenia, Country Of Wife's Birth



Slovenian President Borut Pahor, while attending a meeting of EU leaders with Donald Trump in Warsaw, invited him to visit Slovenia and Trump has accepted the invitation, Pahor's cabinet said in a statement today.

Thursday, 6 July 2017

Magu Will Be EFCC Chairman As Long As Buhari And I Remain In Office – Osinbajo



The Acting President, Yemi Osinbajo has said that as long as he remains the Acting President and President Muhammadu Buhari’s mandate as president subsists, Ibrahim Magu will continue in office as the chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission.

FG Will Publish Looters Names, Says Malami



The Attorney General of the Federation, Mr. Abubakar Malami (SAN), on Wednesday said the Federal Government would publish the names of treasury looters intermittently after it must have met some conditions.

It's Like Sen. Adeleke's Death Has Made Dr Deji Adeleke(Davido's Father) Run Mad, Aregbesola


Osun State Governor, Mr. Rauf Aregbesola, has said Dr. Deji Adeleke may have gone mad because of the death of his brother, Senator Isiaka Adeleke.
Aregbesola said this in Ede yesterday at the campaign of the candidate of the All Progressives Congress in the Osun West Senatorial District by-election holding on Saturday.

Cristiano Ronaldo Earns N126million Per Instagram Post


Real Madrid and Portugal football star, Cristiano Ronaldo, is one of the highest earning stars on social media platform, Instagram.
According to dailymail, a new report claims each of Cristiano Ronaldo's Instagram posts earns him £310,000 (N126million).

'Why Nigeria Should Be Begging Igbos'- Fani-Kayode


Former Minister of Aviation, Femi Fani- Kayode, has said Nigeria should be begging Igbos for forgiveness and not threatening them.
According to Fani-Kayode, the people from
the South East need to be apologized to, after
"we killed 3 million Igbos in the war including
1 million children."

Good News: 70 Boko Haram Members Surrender In Borno


No fewer than 70 Boko Haram insurgents on
Wednesday, July 5 surrendered to the Nigerian Army in Maiduguri.

' Why I Have Always Supported Nnamdi Kanu' - Charlyboy


Charlyboy, born Charles Chukwuemeka Oputa
has given reason he advocated for the release
of leader of the Indigenous people of Biafra,
Nnamdi Kanu.

Vector loses dad




Rapper Vector is bereaved and said to be in a bad mood. The rapper lost his father yesterday afternoon, which has left him and other family members shocked. His dad is survived by 5 children which includes the rapper.


House of reps summons former president Mr Goodluck Jonathan over ma lab u oil deal.



Chairman of the House of Representatives ad
hoc committee investigating the fraudulent
Malabu oil deal, Razak Atunwa, on Wednesday explained that only the immediate past President, Goodluck Jonathan can resolve the crisis surrounding the controversial Malabu oil deal, also known as OPL 245.
Recall that the committee had earlier extended an invitation to the former President with regards to the oil deal.

Speaking during a press briefing by the committee, Atunwa said Jonathan's appearance is key to unraveling the alleged corruption, malpractices and breach of due process in the award of OPL 245.

According to Atunwa, the Committee having
conducted extensive investigation into the
OPL 245 deal found it proper to get the testimony of Jonathan in concluding its work.
He said, "The Committee is of the view that in
the interest of thoroughness, natural justice
and fair play, it imperative that evidence should be taken from former President Goodluck Jonathan.
"In arriving at this decision, the Committee
took account of the following facts: Mr. Jonathan was the President at the material
time the Ministers brokered the deal that lead
to the allegation of $1 billion diversion of funds;
"Mr Jonathan's name features in the proceedings initiated by the Public Prosecutor of Milan in Italy.
"A United Kingdom Court Judgment in relation
to an application to return part of the money
being restrained, castigated the Jonathan
Administration as not having acted in the best
interest of Nigeria in relation to the 'deal.

Photos: Man wins best art in a cartoon contest organised to mock President Trump




Iranian cartoonist, Hadi Asadi, has won the best art in a cartoon competition organized to mock US President Donald Trump.

Hundreds of cartoonists from around the world were said to have taken part in the exhibition of the Islamic Republic's 2017 International Trumpism cartoon and caricature contest,  which held in the capital Tehran on July 3, 2017, but it was Asadi whose cartoon was chosen from among 1,600 entries from 75 countries. 
His winning image, shows the US president wearing a jacket of dollar bills and with burning yellow hair.

Speaking to the Associated Press after his victory, he said: 
“I wanted to show Trump while trampling symbols of culture,” Asadi, who spent two weeks working on the cartoon, said.
He added that the focus of his piece was on Trump’s “money-mindedness and war monger nature.”

Two U.S. contestants were awarded for their entries. Robert Jones Clayton, again, compared Trump to Hitler while another cartoon by Ed Wexler showed the president being pursued by a snowball with a red hammer and sickle emblem on it—a reference to an ongoing investigation into Trump staff and their connections to the Kremlin.

Hadi Asadi was given a trophy and an award with a cash prize of   $1,500.

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