Wednesday, 8 March 2017

Emir Sanusi wants Arabic studies mainstreamed in Nigeria’s education system


The Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II, has called for Nigeria’s educational system to allow for the inclusion of Arabic education into the mainstream.
The emir said this on Monday while delivering the Thomas Hodgin Memorial Lecture at the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom.

Nigeria plans to sell N130 billion bond in March

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The Debt Management Office, DMO, on Tuesday, said Nigeria plans to raise N130 billion ($427 million) from its third debt sale this year on March 15.
According to the debt office, it would issue N45 billion in bonds due in 2021, N50 billion maturing in 2027, and N35 billion due 2036, using the Dutch auction system.

643 Nigerians voluntarily returned from Libya in 3 months — NEMA

643 Nigerians voluntarily returned from Libya in 3 months — NEMA

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that Alhaji Muhammad Sidi, the Director General, NEMA, made the disclosure while receiving a fresh batch of 171 Nigerians who arrived in Lagos.
Sidi, who was represented by Dr Onimode Bandele, the Deputy Director, Search and Rescue, said of the total returnees within the period, 251 were male, and 392 female.

Fashola’s ministry embezzles N9.2bn

Fashola’s ministry misappropriates N9.2bn - Report

The Auditor-General’s 2015 annual report has revealed that the Ministry of Power, Works and Housing failed to account for the sum of N9.2bn.

Daily Trust says that the report revealed that the infractions were perpetrated by top government officials between January and December 31, 2015.
The report showed that Ministry of Power, Works and Housing misappropriated N9.2billion.

Real Madrid looking to sell James Rodriguez and Isco to fund transfer of Chelsea’s Eden Hazard

Real ready to offload Man Utd and Spurs targets to raise funds for Chelsea raid

Real Madrid are reportedly ready to move for Chelsea star Eden Hazard in the summer transfer window if they manage to raise the funds for a bid by selling two key midfielders.
According to sources in Spain, Real could offload both James Rodriguez and Isco in order to bring in the money required to launch an offer for the in-form Hazard.
The Belgian attacker is known to be one of Zinedine Zidane’s favourite players, and has been linked with Real on several occasions in the past.

Chelsea’s eight-year-old record against Arsenal broken by Bayern Munich

Chelsea's eight-year-old record against Arsenal broken by Bayern Munich

Bayern Munich have broken Chelsea‘s record with their 5-1 victory over Arsenal in the Champions League on Tuesday evening.
Chelsea’s 4-1 victory over the Gunners in May 2009 had been the club’s heaviest ever defeat at the Emirates Stadium.


But Bayern’s second-half blitz has seen them surpass Chelsea’s record which stood for nearly eight years.

Paris Jackson Kisses Mystery Man After Leaving Photography Studio


Paris Jackson has become a bona fide model. And the daughter of Michael Jackson wasted no time getting started as she was spotted outside the famous Milk photography studio in Los Angeles. 

The 18-year-old, who has been signed by top modeling agency IMG Models, was spotted kissing a new mystery man before leaving the studio. 

Woman whose boyfriend killed sister delivers baby boy, wants father punished


Miss Justina Dusu, 27, who was allegedly brutalised and her sister, Simi, killed by her boyfriend, Stephen Luka, for refusing to abort her pregnancy, has been delivered of a baby boy.
Luka is currently facing charges of murder, attempted murder, assault and sexual abuse at a Jos High Court.

Anambra Assembly passes 2017 budget

Governor of Anambra state, Willie Obiano

The Anambra State House of Assembly has passed the 2017 Appropriation Bill of N115.5 billion.
The House, which passed the bill in Awka on Tuesday, added that the budget would ensure quality service delivery and more democratic dividends for the people of the state.
Governor Willie Obiano sent the bill to the House on December 6. The bill now needs his signature to become the law.

Italy Deports 37 Nigerians


The Italian government has deported another batch of Nigerians for committing immigration-related offences in the country, just two weeks after it deported 33 Nigerians.

The fresh 37 deportees arrived at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMlA) Lagos, on Tuesday night.

Tuesday, 7 March 2017

Super Eagles player, Kenneth Omeruo donates to save dying coach


A Nigerian veteran coach,  Kelechi Emeteole, who is down with throat cancer, and needs at least $10,000 for his treatment, has received a donation from Super Eagles' player, Kenneth Omeruo.

The wife of the former rangers club coach, who is allegedly being owed millions by the management of  NPFL side El Kanemi Warriors who he helped get off the relegation zone last two seasons, has reportedly gotten the $6,500 cash donation from the Turkish club Alanyaspor defender.

She said;

“I want to thank Kenneth for his financial contribution towards the health of my husband.
“Iwant to also use this opportunity to beg the clubs who are owing my husband to kindly pay him so that he could foot his medical bills".

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Nike is launching a new high-performance hijab for Muslim athletes

Nike is launching a new high-performance hijab for Muslim athletes

When you’re a Muslim woman, exercising out in the world, instead of at women’s only gyms or in front of a workout DVD at home, can be tricky.
It’s hard to stay covered when you’re working up a sweat – especially when so many hijab fabrics feel thick and stuffy.
Nike is finally working on a solution.

Ex-NNPC boss slams EFCC with N1bn suit

Former Group Managing Director (GMD) of the National Nigerian Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Andrew Yakubu

Mr Andrew Yakubu, former Group Managing Director of NNPC, wants the Federal High Court Abuja to award N1 billion in his favour against EFCC as damages and compensation for violation‎ of his right.

Counsel to Yakubu, Mr Adeola Adedipe told the court that the matter was brought pursuant to Order 8 Rule 4 of the Fundamental Rights Enforcement Procedure Rules.
Yakubu also prayed the court for a declaration that he was entitled to the dignity of his person, personal liberty, freedom of movement, private and family life as enshrined in the 1999 Constitution.

Bauchi Governor approves death sentence for kidnapping

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Kidnapping in Bauchi State is now punishable with death or life imprisonment as Gov. Mohammed Abdullahi signed into law a bill in that direction.

The state Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, Mr Ibrahim Umar, made this known on Tuesday while briefing newsmen in Bauchi.
He said that Abdullahi also assented to bills on fisheries and accidents.

Chelsea overtake Arsenal’s Premier League record with West Ham win

Chelsea overtake Arsenal’s Premier League record with West Ham win

Chelsea overtook Arsenal’s Premier League record of London derby wins last night.
Antonio Conte’s side comfortably beat West Ham 2-1 at the London Stadium on Monday to take their tally of victories against their capital rivals to 118.

Woman injected with heroin, raped and forced to perform sex acts on dog

Justin Mustafa was convinced girlfriend Gabbe Rowland had cheated on him while he was in prison when she told him she was pregnant with their baby. Then one morning in June 2013 he began a week of torture by forcing her to take drugs before beating her with a belt and filming her as he forced her into performing degrading sexual acts. Gabbe, from Cape Cod, in the US state of Massachusetts, eventually managed to escape and reported Mustafa to the police. He was given a six-year prison sentence and Gabbe waived her right to anonymity to share her story. Gabbe told how she reconnected with Mustafa, whom she'd known at school, on Facebook in 2010.

A survivor of domestic abuse has described the extreme torture she suffered at the hands of her partner.

Gabbe Rowland was subjected to a ‘week of hell’ by her jealous partner – during which he injected her with heroin, raped her, and forced her to perform a sex act on his dog.
Justin Mustafa, 27, had apparently convinced himself Gabbe cheated on him while he was in prison, after she told him she was pregnant with their child.

Disregard Abike Dabiri's advise on US travels- Minister of Foreign Affair says


Minister of Foreign Affairs, Geoffrey Onyeama, has reportedly asked Nigerians who have United States valid travel documents to disregard the warning issued by the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Foreign Affairs and Diaspora, Abike Dabiri-Erewa, that Nigerians who do not have any important business in the US should not travel there as immigration officers have started turning back some Nigerians.

Iran Hits Back at the United States for Banning Its Citizens


Iran has attacked the United States with its own measures following the release of revised travel ban imposed on some 6-Muslim countries.

Iran which was named in the list has said it will not issue visas to Americans as long as the US refuses to issue visas to Iranians.

The new measures against the United States was revealed on Tuesday by the Deputy Foreign Minister Majid Takht-Ravanchi.

Evil Mother Pours Hot Soup On Her Daughter In Benin


A middle-aged woman identified as Tricia Oterneghoro has left her daughter, Joyce Emmanuel scarred after she poured hot soup on her for sleeping in a neighbours room.

The 13-year-old victim's breasts and chest region got burnt as a result of the incident. The woman has been arrested by the police. Residents in the area who rushed to administer first aid to the victim poured invectives on the victim’s mother over the incident.

Tension As Fulani Men Kidnap 52-year-old Woman in Ibadan


Three Fulani men were among five other suspects paraded by the Oyo State Police command for allegedly kidnapping a 52-year old business woman in Ibadan, Vanguard reports.

While parading the suspects, the new Commissioner of Police in the state, Mr. Abiodun Odude, gave the names of the suspected kidnappers as Taoreed Ibrahim, 35; Wilfred Manger,32; Moshood Adams, 26; Umar Amadu, 31; and gang leader, Adekunle Folorunsho Aderopo, 31.

Nnamdi Kanu Defeats Federal Government at ECOWAS Court


Leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu has defeated the Federal Government at the ECOWAS court today.

The ECOWAS court sitting in Abuja today dismissed the application filed by the federal government asking that the suit filed by the Nnamdi Kanu be quashed.

Robbers attack corps members in Anambra, one raped

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Armed robbers numbering about six, on Tuesday, attacked some corps members serving at Community Secondary School, Amanuke in Awka North Local Government Area of Anambra State. The incident happened at about 2:00am on Tuesday night.
Daily Sun gathered that the criminals raped one of the female corps members, took their phones, laptop computers, electronic gadgets, cloths, and important documents. Other valuables lost to the hoodlums included wallets, undisclosed amount of money, credit cards, one international passport, necklaces, and others.

How Shameless Married Woman Allegedly Sleeping with Her Childhood Lover Was Exposed



A married woman’s illicit affair with her childhood lover was discovered in her mobile phone forcing her to pack her belongings and leave the house last week, H-metro reports.

The woman identified as Nyengeterai Murombo was married for six years before she was exposed. Her illicit affair with married Justice Makoni of Marondera in Zimbabwe was discovered in their conversation on Whatsapp.

Facebook slammed for 'failure to remove sexualised images of children'


Damian Collins, chairman of the Culture, Media and Sport Committee, said he had "grave doubts" about the social media giant's ability to moderate content.

His comments came after the BBC said it used Facebook's "report button" to flag up 100 photos on the website, but 82 were not removed.

Instead, an automated response was provided which said the photos did not breach "community standards".