AFCON 2013: Favourites Cote d’Ivoire start campaign against Togo
Côte d’Ivoire start off their Africa Cup of Nations 2013 against the Sparrow hawks of Togo in Group D, on Tuesday at the Royal Bafokeng Stadium in Rustenburg. The Elephants...
NIGERIA: Freedom at last for Otokoto murder suspect
TIME was when some people of sudden wealth took over the landscape of Imo State. They did whatever they liked, when, how and where they chose. Some even felt that...
NIGERIA:Fire guts 125 buildings in two weeks
We receive about 10 fire distress calls everyday — Firefighters boss The prayer on the lips of most people on the eve of every New Year is that the coming...
AFCON 2013: Eagles to get $1.5m if they win Cup
The winner of the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations tournament will bag $1.5million as well as bragging rights until the 2015 tournament. The Confederation of African Football will spend $10million...
NIGERIA: Senate to probe funds to Police Colleges
Moved by the rot in the Police College, Ikeja, Lagos, where men of the Police are trained under dehumanizing condition, the Senate, yesterday, vowed to carry out a holistic probe...
AFCON 2013: Drogba, Adebayor in battle royale
CÔTE D’IVOIRE will want to show their intention early on in the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations when they face Togo at the Royal Bafokeng Stadium today. The Elephants are...
Yaya Toure: Afcon’s Group D most difficult
IVORY Coast midfielder Yaya Toure says his side are ready to challenge for the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations despite the strong opposition that they will face. The Elephants go...
Enugu State: Chime Visits Clinic in London

22 Jan 2013




Enugu State Governor, Sullivan Chime, who has been out of the country since September last year on medical grounds, Monday was claimed to have visited No 9 Harley Street Clinic...
Ghana blanks drawing start to focus on Mali
Ghana bring closure to their opening draw with DR Congo and now focus on the next challenge as they bid to progress at the Africa Cup of Nations, according to...
Kenya: Don’t Force 55,000 Refugees Into Camps
The Kenyan authorities should halt their plan to forcibly move 55,000 registered refugees and asylum seekers from cities to overcrowded and underserviced refugee camps, Human Rights Watch said today. Citing...