Despite military’s victory claims, Boko Haram kills 24 mourners in Adamawa

Police said Boko Haram launched a night attack in Kuda-Kaya village in Madagali Local Government Area of Adamawa State, killing 18 people and injuring 10 others at a funeral service.

Why Jonathan failed to win $5m Mo Ibrahim Prize

Allegations of corruption under President Goodluck Jonathan’s administration might have been the reason he failed to win the prestigious $5million Mo Ibrahim Prize.
The Mo Ibrahim Foundation on Thursday announced that no former African leader had met the “very high bar” for one of the world’s richest prizes.

Fela Self : He lives

By Reuben Abati… On the occasion of his 80^th birthday, Benson Idonije, who is arguably Nigeria’s most informed analyst of jazz music and an enthusiastic promoter of popular culture and music has released for public review and consideration an absolutely well-informed biography of Fela, the Afro-beat music maestro. The book is a useful contribution in my opinion.

25 Fastest Things In The World

The Japanese JR-Maglev has reached over 360mph (581km/h) on a magnetic levitation track
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Ayokunle is new CAN president Supo-Ayokunle Ayokunle is new CAN president

After weeks of political plottings, and allegations that the presidency was working towards installing a preferred candidate, the umbrella body of Christians in the country, Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has a new president.

Muslim cleric flees Australia after comments about gays

A Muslim cleric Farrokh Sekalesh has left Australia with the country’s immigration head saying he will not be able to return easily after ‘inflammatory’ comments about gays.

Canadian PM, opposition leader share kiss, in support of Orlando massacre

The Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and opposition leader of the New Democratic Party, Thomas Mulcair both surprisingly shared a kiss in a stunt to denounce the shooting in Orlando which saw the death of 50 gay people in a bar in Orlando, Florida.