President Buhari meets with Nigerian Community in China

Nigerian President, Muhammadu Buhari, Wednesday met with the Nigerian Community in China, at the Nigerian House in Beijing. Another photo below…

BOKO HARAM: Al- Barnawi's deputy arrested by DSS

THE Department of State Services (DSS), on Wednesday,  paraded one Bello Danhajiya, said to be a close associate and presumed second-in-command to the detained Khalid  Al-Barnawi, said to be known for his leadership and notoriety in terrorism activities in Nigeria.
“With the arrest of Al-Barnawi, the DSS has made an uncommon success in the decimation of these groups and their leadership,” the service stated.

Soldiers Clear Cattle Rustlers Camps in Zamfara, Katsina ( PHOTOS)

Troops of 1 Division Nigerian Army under the auspices of Operation SHARAN DAJI, has today cleared suspected armed bandits camps in Zamfara and Katsina States, in continuation of the clearance of all known camps and hideouts of cattle rustlers, armed bandits and other criminals in the North West geo-political region of the country

Malala consoles parents of Chibok girls in Open Letter

Girl child activist Malala Yousafzai , today, wrote an open letter to the parents of Chibok girls on the eve of 2 years of living in agony following the abduction of their 276 children. Tomorrow, April 14, the abduction of the girls will be 2 years. Read what she wrote below…

Migrant deportations rise in Germany

Germany deported 60 percent more migrants last year than in 2014, the government said Wednesday, with figures from January and February showing that the pace of repatriations further accelerating.

Some 22,369 people were forcibly returned to their countries of origin in 2015, up from 13,851 the previous year.

Lagos Chief Judge frees 153 prison inmates

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that 129 inmates from the Medium Prisons and 24 inmates from the Maximum Prisons were freed by Atilade.

Police Kills UNIPORT Student during Protest (PHOTOS)

Men of Rivers State Police Command, who struggled to restore normalcy in University of Port Harcourt on Monday during a protest carried out by students over the new increase in tuition fees, allegedly shot dead an innocent student. The student had bullets rip through his stomach and his throat leading to his death, before he was taken to the hospital. Angry students shut down the school as early as 5am, blocking all entry and exit points within the institution, leaving the management and other students stranded. See more photos below...

Belgium charges two new Brussels attacks suspects

Belgium has charged two new suspects with terrorist offences in connection with last month’s deadly Brussels airport and metro attacks, the federal prosecutor’s office said Tuesday.

A statement said Smail F. and Ibrahim F. were “charged with participation in the activities of a terrorist group, terrorist murders and attempts to commit terrorist murders.”

Gunmen kills Atleast five in Burundi market attack

Some Gunmen killed at least five people and wounded seven in Burundi, when they opened fire on a market late Monday, government officials said, the latest attack in the troubled country.

Oliseh gets FIFA appointment

Former Super Eagles’ coach, Sunday Oliseh has been appointed as a member of the Federation of International Football Association’s (FIFA) technical study group (TSG).

Ijaw youths warn EFCC against alleged plan to arrest Jonathan

As the four-day burial programme for the late former governor of Bayelsa State, Chief Diepreye Alamieyeseigha, ended yesterday with a thanksgiving service in Ammasoma, the Ijaw Youths Council (IYC) cautioned against an alleged plot by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to arrest former President Goodluck Jonathan.

I CAN'T FIX LAMAR ... So I'm Done - Khloe Kardashian

Khloe Kardashian seems and sounds like she is throwing in the towel in her relationship with Lamar Odom, realizing she can not save someone who does not want to be helped.

PHOTOS: A Woman gives birth outside a hospital in Gabon

According to a post shared on Facebook, on Thursday, 7 April, a woman gave birth in the open, on grass outside the regional hospital of Mellen in Gabon. The woman was taken to the hospital to give birth but couldn't pay the amount the hospital asked for the delivery. The hospital then refused to attend to her. While outside the hospital, the baby came and some women around helped her. See more photos below...

Duke of Cambridge Prince Williams & Kate Middleton Pay Tribute to 2008 Mumbai Terror Attack

The Duke of Cambridge Prince Williams, and Princess, Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge, have on Sunday morning arrived in Mumbai for their first royal tour as a couple for almost two years. They are in the country to pay tribute to 2008 Mumbai terror attack. William and Kate laid a wreath at a memorial to the hotel’s victims of the 2008 terrorist attacks on Mumbai. See photos after the cut…