UK Students Push For More Non-white Thinkers On Courses
London, England- Students at the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) have launched a campaign to include more African and non-European thinkers on the
Oxford Appoints Nigerian Adebanwi Rhodes Professor
Wale Adebanwi: appointed Rhodes Professor A Nigerian scholar, Wale Adebanwi has been appointed to the prestigious Rhodes Professorship in Race Relations in the
Ndume Out, Lawan New Senate Leader
Senator Lawan: new Senate Leader The All Progressives Congress appears to be settling its political quarrels with the surprise emergence today of Senator Ahmed
Four CEOs Sacked In Aviation Sector
Nigeria Aviation industry Four heads of parastatal agencies and college in the Nigeria's aviation industry have been sacked, a government statement stated on Mo
Queen Elizabeth Almost Shot By Guard
The Queen was almost shot by one of her own guards while she took a late-night stroll through palace grounds, it has been reported. The guard is stated to have
Queen Elizabeth Fit Again
Queen Elizabeth back on her fit (Reuters/) Queen Elizabeth has resumed official duties as she continues to recover from a heavy cold that forced her to miss Chr
ISIL Ramps Up Fight With Weaponised Drones
Mosul, Iraq - As fighting raged in eastern Mosul on a recent afternoon, a black Humvee arrived at an Iraqi army command post with a collection of plastics, elec
Nigeria Aviation Gets World Safety Rating
Nigeria Aviation industry Nigeria has been rated among the world leaders in aviation safety, the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) , stated on Monday. NC
China Launches First Cargo Train To London
The China-London cargo train China has launched its first cargo train to London, the China Railway Corporation stated. It will take 18 days for the train to rea
Britain's May Calls For Unity In 2017 After Divisive Brexit Vote
FILE PHOTO: Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May speaks at the annual Conservative Party Conference in Birmingham, Britain, October 2, 2016. REUTERS/Toby Melvil
Senate Committee Pushes For Diaspora Voting
Voting in Nigerian election. Nigeria's Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs is pushing for Diaspora voting in the coming general elections in 2019. The Chairman,
Accountant Arrested For Kidnapping Self After Defrauding Company Of N15M
A 30-year-old accountant with a Lagos State-based company, Femi Akinola, has been arrested by the State Police Command for allegedly faking his own kidnap after
Nigerians Studying Abroad Begging To Return Home – NUC Boss
The Executive Secretary of National Universities Commission (NUC), Professor Julius Okojie, has disclosed that some Nigerian students studying in foreign countr
UK To Return Looted Funds To Nigeria
The Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami stated over the weekend that the government of the United Kingdom has agreed to
Corruption In Africa: The Global Conspiracy
From right, America's secretary of stat John Kerry, President Muhammadu Buhari, International Monetary Fund (IMF) managing director, Ms. Christine Lagarde, and
Nigeria And Afghanistan Are “fantastically Corrupt” Countries, Says Cameron
Recently and in an oxymoronical manner at a private discussion in London, the British Prime Minister, David Cameron, stated that Nigeria and Afghanistan are fan
Cameron Plans To Assist Nigeria, Others In Recovery Of Foreign Assets
The United Kingdom Prime Minister, David Cameron, on Thursday announced plans to assist foreign nations in the recovery of stolen assets. Cameron announced the
Ex-MINT Boss, Okoyomon Battling EFCC Over Extradition As UK Court Convicts Accomplice
A former manager of a polymer banknote manufacturer, Securency International Pty Ltd of Australia, Peter Chapman, who allegedly bribed Emmanuel Ehidiamhem Okoyo
EXIM Bank Signs MoU With UBA On Trade Between U.S., Africa
Chief Executive Officer of United Bank for Africa (UBA),Phillips Oduoza The Chairman and President of the Export-Import Bank of the United States (EXIM Bank) Fr
Nigeria Has Made ‘Remarkable Steps Forward’ In Fighting Corruption – Cameron Backtracks
In an attempt to reverse his unguarded remark of describing Nigeria and Afghanistan as "fantastically corrupt" countries while briefing Queen Elizabeth II on th