By Abdul Tukur Twenty-two people have been killed in a suicide attack at Manchester Arena. 59 others were said to have been injured in the attack which took place last night at a pop concert by US singer Ariana Grande. Concert … Continue reading 22 Dead – 59 Injured In Suicide Bomb Attack At Manchester Arena
By Christain Smith Tears flowed at the funeral service of British Olympic high jump silver medalist Germain Mason. Mason, 34, who is believed to have been in a convoy with his childhood friend Usain Bolt, lost control of his bike, last month. READ … Continue reading Tears Flow As Olympic High Jumper Germain Mason Is Buried
By Abdul Tukur The Green Party has launched its election manifesto – where it promised to introduce a four-day working week and scrap tuition fees, in an appeal to get more young voters. Co-leader Caroline Lucas said the party’s “Green … Continue reading General Election 2017: Green Party Unleash Plan For A Four-day Working Week In Manifesto
By Christian Smith Former Everton and Manchester United Coach David Moyes has resigned as the boss of Sunderland following the club’s relegation from the Premier League. The news of his resignation was posted online 20 minutes ago. READ ALSO – https://www.safc.com/news/club-news/2017/may/david-moyes-leaves-sunderland … Continue reading Breaking: David Moyes Resigns As Sunderland Boss
By Ugochukwu Ugwuanyi BEVERLY HILLS, May 21, (THEWILL) – The Chairman of the Nigerian Governors’ Forum, NGF, Abdulaziz Yari, says those behind allegations of embezzlement of the Paris-London Club refunds were actually targeting President Muhammadu Buhari and other All Progressives … Continue reading Aggrieved APC Chieftains Using EFCC To Target Buhari Over Ondo Guber – Yari
By Adenike Lucas Students starting university this autumn will not have to pay tuition fees if Labour wins the general election. Student starting in September and those who are part way in their course will not have to pay, if … Continue reading General Election 2017: Labour To Scrap Tuition Fees As Early As September
By Gary Younge The late Uruguayan author Eduardo Galeano once expressed his deepest concern that “we are all suffering from amnesia … [that makes us] blind to small things and small people”. Who, I asked him, was responsible for this … Continue reading Jeremy Corbyn has defied his critics to become Labour’s best hope of survival Gary Younge
By Christian Smith Chelsea midfielder N’Golo Kante, 26, has been named Player of the Season. Kante, who was also named Player of the Year by the Football Writers and the Professional Footballers Association defeated Jan Vertonghen, Romelu Lukaku, Dele Ali, … Continue reading Chelsea Midfielder N’Golo Kante Wins Premier League Player Of The Year Award
BY BUKOLA SARAKI A couple of years ago, I read an interesting article in The Economist that tried to argue that there is direct correlations between corruption and development. I thought this was pretty obvious. What set me thinking more … Continue reading How to Win the Anti-Graft War
By Abdul Tukur Prosecutors in Sweden have decided to drop the rape investigation into Julian Assange. The Director of Public Prosecution, Ms Marianne Ny said Mr Assange’s arrest warrant was being revoked as it was impossible to serve him notice. … Continue reading BREAKING: Sweden Prosecutors Drops Rape Investigation Against Julian Assange
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