House of Reps Forbids Castration Punishment For Rapists
The House of Representatives on Thursday during the plenary voted against the bill to castrate rapists as punishment for rape. The recommendation for castration was
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Lagos Churches Queue For Registration To Reopen Worship Centres
Many churches in Lagos have queued at Lagos State Safety Commission for registration in preparation for reopening of their worship centres. Director-General of the Commission,
Bitcoin ATMs In United States and Canada Suffer National Attacks
BY DAYO ADESULU The United States of America and Canada have fingered Bitcoin Automated Teller Machines (BATMs) as the conduit pipes through which millions of
3 Kidnappers To Die By Hanging In Rivers
Three kidnappers are to die by hanging in Rivers State, says the Federal High Court sitting in Port-Harcourt. Three out of nine suspected kidnappers were
States That Will Open For Service
The states on Wednesday opened worship centres for Christians and Muslims to carry out their religious obligations – but under very strict conditions. The decision
Ex-Ondo Governor, Bamidele Olumilua Is Dead
Evangelist Bamidele Olumilua, the former governor of old Ondo State, Evangelist has died. His eldest son, Muyiwa Olumilua, who is Ekiti Commissioner for Information and
Canon enhances XF705 capabilities with free firmware update
Canon Europe today announces increased CODEC support with additional XF-AVC and MP4 recording options and HDR support for high frame rate shooting for the XF705,
Southeast Bussiness Rep In PSC, Jumbo Nkemka Ofor Is dead.
Dr Jumbo Nkemka Ofor, the Southeast and business community representative in the Police Service Commission (PSC) Dr is dead. It was gathered that Ofor died
Nigerian Schools Reopen July 13 In Phases – Buhari
The Federal Government on Wednesday announced that Schools in the country would officially reopened in phases starting on 13 July 2020 with universities final year
Nigeria Records Additional 348 New Cases of COVID-19
The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control has said that Nigeria on Wednesday records additional 348 new cases of COVID19, bringing the total cases in the