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U.S. govt. congratulates Nigeria on peaceful poll

The U.S. government on Thursday, congratulated the people and the Government of Nigeria on what it described as “historic and largely peaceful” elections on March 28. A statement by the U.S. Secretary

9 years ago

Elections 2015·Lead Story·News

Nigeria condemns deadly attack on Kenyan university

Nigeria's outgoing President Goodluck Jonathan condemned Thursday's attack by Shebab Islamist group on a university in Kenya that left at least 70 students dead, describing it as "heinous" and "barbaric".

9 years ago

Africa·Lead Story·News

US consul general calls for non-violence in governorship election

The US Consul General in Lagos, Mr Jeffrey Hawkins, has urged politicians in Rivers to emulate the spirit of sportsmanship shown by President Goodluck Jonathan and president-elect, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari.

9 years ago

Elections 2015·News

Rivers state govt lifts curfew

A curfew imposed in Nigeria's southern Rivers state to contain unrest after the opposition disputed results from the weekend's general elections was lifted on Thursday, an official said.

9 years ago

Elections 2015·National·News

Falae urges Buhari to implement Confab report

Chief Olu Falae, National Chairman, Social Democratic Party (SDP), on Thursday urged the President-elect, Maj.-Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, to implement the 2014 National Conference report on assumption of office.

9 years ago

National·News

Nuclear weapons — proliferating nonsense (7)

Ostensibly, HEU was for power generation. But, as with Iran under the Shah, it is doubtful that any Western power was deceived. This includes France, whose nuclear fabricator, Framatome, built two civilian

9 years ago

Features·Science

Israeli court stops WBank barrier from splitting monastery

Israel's High Court issued an order Thursday preventing a Roman Catholic monastery, convent and adjacent vineyards from being divided by the government's West Bank separation barrier.

9 years ago

News·World

Yemen rebels storm presidential palace in Aden

Yemeni rebels stormed President Abedrabbo Mansour Hadi's palace in his former southern stronghold Aden Thursday, dealing a symbolic blow to the self-exiled leader despite a week of Saudi-led air strikes.

9 years ago

News·World

Co-pilot researched cockpit doors, suicide online: prosecutors

German prosecutors said Thursday the co-pilot suspected of deliberately crashing a Germanwings plane in the French Alps had searched online for information about suicide and cockpit doors in the week before the

9 years ago

News·World

‘Faith-based varsities nurture excellence, promote discipline’

Vice Chancellor, Samuel Adegboyega University, Ogwa, Edo State Professor Benard Aigbokhan, spoke to journalists on the recent accreditation courses in the school (owned by The Apostolic Church), by the National Universities Commission (NUC). He

9 years ago

Education

April 02, 2015

U.S. govt. congratulates Nigeria on peaceful poll

Nigeria condemns deadly attack on Kenyan university

US consul general calls for non-violence in governorship election

Rivers state govt lifts curfew

Falae urges Buhari to implement Confab report

Nuclear weapons — proliferating nonsense (7)

Israeli court stops WBank barrier from splitting monastery

Yemen rebels storm presidential palace in Aden

Co-pilot researched cockpit doors, suicide online: prosecutors

‘Faith-based varsities nurture excellence, promote discipline’

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