This is even as armed operatives of the Service again stormed a second house in Abuja believed to belong to the former minister in their desperate bid to arrest him.
Friday, January 24, 2014
SSS finally gets warrant of arrest for Nasir El-Rufai
This is even as armed operatives of the Service again stormed a second house in Abuja believed to belong to the former minister in their desperate bid to arrest him.
Kangaroo court orders Indian woman to be gang-ra*ped for dating a man from another village - Times of India reports.
A Kangaroo court in a village in India ordered a 20year old woman
(pictured above) to be gang-raped by 13 men for having a relationship
with a man from another village, Times of India reports.
The woman was locked in a shed and raped overnight by 13 men, 10 of which had been 'judges' in the kangaroo court which sentenced her in a village near Suri in west Bengal state, police said.
The woman is currently fighting for her life in hospital while all 13 men have since been arrested for rape. Among them is the village headman. Continue after the Jump
The woman was locked in a shed and raped overnight by 13 men, 10 of which had been 'judges' in the kangaroo court which sentenced her in a village near Suri in west Bengal state, police said.
The woman is currently fighting for her life in hospital while all 13 men have since been arrested for rape. Among them is the village headman. Continue after the Jump
Budget 2014: Aso Rock Clinic’s VIP Section Gets More Funds Than Two Federal Teaching Hospitals
The VIP unit of the presidential hospital will receive N705 million, while an entire teaching hospital will get about N300 million for new projects.
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Armed SSS operatives storm El Rufai's home in Abuja
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At least two dead in multi-vehicle crash on icy Indiana highway.
At least two people have died and at least 22 more were injured, three of them critically, in a "grim" accident involving several semi-tractor trailers on an ice-slicked highway in northern Indiana, officials said on Thursday.
The
crash occurred in icy conditions on I-94, near Michigan City, Indiana,
according to LaPorte County coroner John Sullivan, speaking on the
Chicago-area ABC TV station.
"I hope our count is only at two," Sullivan said, referring to the number of fatalities. He described the scene as "grim."
Talks on settling crisis in Ukraine must go through EU, OSCE mediation - Klitschko
Vitaly Klitschko, the leader of the
Ukrainian opposition party Udar, believes mechanisms to overcome the
political crisis in Ukraine can be discussed only through the mediation
of the European Union (EU) and the Organization for Security and
Co-Operation in Europe (OSCE).
"Any discussions on how to settle the crisis in Ukraine should be held through the engagement of high-level international mediators. [President Viktor] Yanukovych doesn't want to admit that all the events going on today in the country have resulted from the fact that the people have risen up against his rule," the UDAR party press service quoted Klitschko as saying.
NASA launches Tracking and Data Relay Satellite
An unmanned rocket blasted off from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station on Thursday to put the newest member of NASA's space communications network into orbit.
The
19-story tall Atlas 5 rocket, built and launched by United Launch
Alliance, a partnership of Lockheed Martin Corp and Boeing Co, lifted
off at 9:33 p.m. EST (0233 GMT Friday).
With
the 3.8-ton (3,447-kg) Boeing-built Tracking and Data Relay Satellite
perched on its nose, the rocket blazed through clear, star-filled skies
as it headed southeast over the Atlantic Ocean toward orbit.
Nollywood Celebrities take to the street Against Domestic Violence & Jungle Justice (Pics)
They scold parents/guardians to desist from abusing their children/wards. While calling on government to be more pro-active on policy initiation and implementation to protect women and children. The protesters condemned jungle justice, citing the case of sodomy of three women who were tortured and sodomized for allegedly stealing pepper at Ejigbo market. More pictures after the break.
Anti-gay law: See Dickson Iroegbu's Facebook message to Nigerian gays
Thursday, January 23, 2014
LASU Riot Update: University shut down indefinitely
See Photo of Naomi Oni's attacker, Mary Konye
Robbers attack, left gun in Lagos church (Pictures)
The Special Anti-Robbery Squad, Lagos,
has apprehended a six-man robbery gang which allegedly attacked a
church, Christ Authority and Power Evangelical Ministry, in the Ijanikin
area of the state during the church’s crossover service on January 1,
2014. The suspects, Adewale Osoja, Bala
Yahaya, Hasan Ado, Ahmed Boladele, Abiodun Olanrewaju and Abbey Edward,
were said to have stolen the church’s offering and also robbed members
of the congregation of their Ipads, phones, jewellery and other
valuables.
Federal Court jails UNIZIK student for impersonating customs boss (Pictured)
A Federal Capital Territory High Court,
Gudu, Abuja, has sentenced a 24-year-old student of Industrial
Engineering of the Nnamdi Azikwe University, Awka, Anambra State, Bello
Onimisi, to three months imprisonment.
The Head of Media and Publicity of the
EFCC, Mr. Wilson Uwujaren, said in an electronic mail on Wednesday that
the court, presided over by Justice Adebunkola Banjoko, found Onimisi
guilty on two counts of conspiracy and obtaining money under false
pretence.
‘Why we hate the police’ - A soldier Opens up
A few weeks ago, precisely in the closing weeks of 2013, a rather disturbing but not entirely surprising piece of news almost went unnoticed: A group of soldiers numbering about 100 from the 31st Artillery Brigade, Minna, Niger State had stormed a police station in the town and held the officers hostage. Their mission of course was not to pay a courtesy visit in the spirit of ‘espirit de corps. The soldiers were on a revenge mission.
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Photos: Gov. Fashola Hands over 2.68km Alaba/Cemetery Road
…Says government is delivering on its promises as he urges proper usage, care for public infrastructure
In fulfillment of his electioneering promise and further demonstration that the present administration is spreading development round the State, Governor Babatunde Fashola (SAN) on Tuesday handed over the 2.68km Alaba/Cemetery road in the Ajeromi-Ifelodun Local Government , urging residents of the area not to convert the walkways to stalls in order to ensure the safety of school children.
European newborn Babies set to be Micro-chipped from May this year.
On May 2014, through Europe newborn children will be compelled to take in a subcutaneous RFID chip.
Public clinics in the European Union are to be alerted. The chip in inquiry will be contributed with the report sheet on the newborn. This chip will also be an impressive GPS sensor that will task with a micro- disposable battery every 2 years in state clinics. GPS chip grants an edge of error of 5 meters, as a statement that it is excellent. It will be linked straight to a satellite, which will guide the networks. As forecasted, this chip will be essential for all kids born after May 2014 , but with a present confirmation date until December 2016.
Special Adviser Tasks NANS On Political Partisanship
He also cautioned them to be to be wary of politicians who are skilled in making use of students as agents for social disorder and political manipulation.
Ikeja LG Educates Pupils on choosing the right Career Path
Lagos PPA seeks collaboration with Bangor University
Lagos PPA seeks collaboration with Bangor University
Lagos State Public Procurement Agency is set to collaborate with the Bangor University (formerly University of Northern Wales), United Kingdom, in the training of its procurement officers as part of efforts aimed at actualizing the implementation of the Lagos State Public Procurement Law 2011.The General Manager/Chief Executive Officer of the Agency, Engr. Akin Onimole, stated this on Wednesday during the courtesy visit to the Agency by the Bangor University team led Professor Dermot Cahill, the Dean, School of Law and Director of the Institute of Competition and Procurement Studies.
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