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Jungle justice was yesterday carried out in different parts of Osogbo, the Osun state capital, as three suspected kidnappers were…

2, 650 hotels, restaurants and others in Lagos State may be shut down by authorities over inability to fulfill their…

President Goodluck Jonathan, yesterday, performed the ground-breaking of the N100bn expansion project for Ashaka Cement’s new 2.5million metric-tonne capacity cement…

The capture of a number of terrorists believed to be the ringleaders of those operating around Alagarno remote villages of…

A middle aged man, Benjamin Fakande allegedly hacked his neighbour, one Jacob Unumbe, to death yesterday at Abinse town, in…

L-R: Ekiti State Deputy Governor, Prof. Modupe Adelabu; the Ewi of Ado -Ekiti, Oba Rufus Adejugbe Aladesanmi III; Governor Kayode…

President Goodluck Jonathan on Friday said that the cement industry had attracted six billion dollars about N960 billion local and…

In a bid to beat smugglers at their game, the Seme Command of Nigeria Customs Service (NSC) and its Benin…

Men of the Ondo State Police Command have arrested eight armed robbery suspects, including three blood brothers and secondary school…

The Minister of Health, Prof. Onyebuchi Chukwu, on Friday said that Herbal Medicine would be introduced as a course of…

A new net neutrality proposal from the U.S. Federal Communications Commission, which includes rules that say broadband providers can’t block legal Web traffic, does not destroy open Internet principals and meets the goals of past efforts, the FCC…

Senegal’s former president Abdoulaye Wade returned home on Friday after two years abroad following his election defeat, his party told AFP, with his son facing jail for corruption. Wade’s airplane touched down in Dakar after being grounded in Morocco…

More than 40 insurgents and four soldiers died in clashes between Nigerian troops and Islamists near the scene where scores of abducted girls are believed to be held in the north of the country, the military said Friday. “The capture of a number of…

North Korea will gain nothing by making threats, US President Barack Obama said Friday, warning it of sanctions with “more bite” if it went ahead with a fourth nuclear test. Speaking in South Korea as satellite images revealed the North could be preparing…

Russian warplanes violated Ukraine’s airspace several times in the past 24 hours, a Pentagon spokesman said Friday, in the latest sign of a mounting confrontation between Moscow and Kiev. “I can confirm that on several occasions in the last 24 hours…

A 56-year-old blind American set off in a kayak Friday in an attempt to cross the treacherous Florida Straits that separate Cuba and the United States. Peter Crowley left Havana at 12:35 pm (1635 GMT) in his red boat, accompanied by his son who is guiding…

Top US diplomat John Kerry heads on his first major tour of sub-Saharan Africa next week with talks on some of the most brutal conflicts plaguing the continent high on his agenda. His stops in Ethiopia, Angola and the Democratic Republic of Congo will…

Britain’s biggest employers’ organisation, the CBI lobby group, sought Friday to disassociate itself from the campaign against Scottish independence after a backlash among its members north of the border. The CBI has warned against Scotland breaking…

The release of the Nigerian civil war film “Half of a Yellow Sun”, which had been set to open in cinemas nationwide on Friday, has been delayed by the country’s censorship board. The film based on the eponymous best-selling novel by Chimamanda Ngozi…

The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) described the composition of members of the Conference Committee on Religion as signaling Chairman…