Okay, so much has gone on in the world in the last two months. Is it just me or are we all watching the same things on the news, and reading these stories in the papers? I would like to look at these
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Next month, the world football governing body, FIFA, will confirm the top five seeds for the African zone of the 2018 World Cup qualifying series. The seeds will be announced between
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Folasade Omolara Yemi-Esan and Lawrence Fejokwu, part of a delegation from Nigeria, speak with the New Hampshire Sunday News during a visit to the New Hampshire Vocational Rehabilitation office in
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AN EGYPTAIR Flight from Paris to Cairo has disappeared from radar with 66 people on board, the airline says. One British passenger is among those on board, which also included seven crew and
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A plan to speed up international efforts on asset recovery has been announced by the UK Prime Minister David Cameron at the Anti-Corruption Summit held at Lancaster House, London. The Global
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China is willing to join hands with Nigeria, the largest economy in Africa, to contribute to regional and world economic recovery and growth, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said here on Wednesday. Li
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Some say, President Muhammadu Buhari is busier traveling than governing Nigeria. Mawuna Koutonin, asks if Nigeria’s participation in the Paris Climate Change Conference was necessary. A better
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THE BIGGEST diamond to be found in more than a century has been discovered at a mine in Botswana, a Canadian mining company has said. The 1,111-carat stone was recovered from
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FORMER TENNIS champ Venus Williams received a business diploma last month - and it wasn't an honorary degree. She earned it. The hard way. Williams, 35, received her diploma in business
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More than a million African soldiers fought for colonial powers in World War II. Few of them understood why. Survivors received little compensation and veterans are calling for recognition of their
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