Security forces detain man after explosion near U.S. embassy in Cairo- sources
By Olamilekan FAWAS Egyptian security forces detained a man on Tuesday after an explosive device detonated near the U.S. Embassy in central Cairo, three security
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UN agency condemns xenophobic attack on foreigners in South Africa
By Meletus EZE The UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) on Tuesday condemned the recent aggression against foreigners, including refugees, by South Africans during a deadly rally
Over 2,000 workers killed in insurgency yet to get benefit – NLC
By Giwa SHILE The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has said more than 2,000 workers lost to insurgency in North East Nigeria were yet to get
SNEPCo upgrades Pacelli School for the Blind
By Thompson ABISOLA A major facelift came the way of Pacelli School for the Blind and Partially Sighted in Lagos when Shell Nigeria Exploration and
EEDC urges landlords to ensure out-going tenants clear electricity bills
By Thompson ABISOLA The Enugu Electricity Distribution Company has appealed to landlords, caretakers and agents of property to ensure that their out-going tenants clear all
Nigeria, Pakistan to revamp joint commission, strengthen economic, trade ties
By Meletus EZE The Federal Government has agreed to revamp the Nigeria-Pakistan joint commission to provide both countries veritable platform to strengthen economic and trade
Buhari’s govt building future for Nigerians — Lawyer
By Aliyu DANLADI A lawyer, Mr Realwan Okpanachi, has said the Muhammadu Buhari led administration is taking tough decisions to secure the future for Nigerians.
Lack of access to faulty feeder causes power outage in Mushin- EKEDC
By Thompson ABISOLA Eko Electricity Distribution Company Plc (EKEDC) on Tuesday said lack of access to the faulty feeder supplying electricity to some parts of
23 Kwara lawmakers deny taking bribe to defect to PDP
By Giwa SHILE All 23 members of the 24-member House of Assembly in Kwara, including the Speaker, have denied financial inducement for their recent defection
Blackout: PHED blames protesting Ahoada youths for shut transmission station
By Thompson ABISOLA The Port Harcourt Electricity Distribution Company, (PHED) said protesting youths in Ahoada community in Rivers have shut its132KV transmission station located in
