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Lai Mohammed, minister of information, culture and tourism, says Ibrahim El-Zakzaky, leader of Islamic Movement of Nigeria, is not in detention as widely perceived.

He said the Islamic leader is currently staying with his family in a house built for them by the federal government.

Ajewealth123:
even my heart is pleased with this one, not that olosho that never laugh.she was a scandalous women before ooni met her back then

Ikwokrikwo:
Descendants of Oduduwa at it again

MEN of the Rivers State Police Command have arrested a suspected cannibal and member of a notorious kidnap gang, Roland Peter, for killing, beheading and using the liver and intestines of his victim to prepare ‘pepper’ soup and plantain pottage for himself and his gang.

sarrki:
Financial expert in the house

What's the positive and negative impact on currency change with the current source of income

risi66:
The race for the Anambra PDP governorship primary election is undoubtedly free and fair.

Oseloka Obaze , was voted overwhelmingly by party's delegates.

Former SSG Oseloka Obaze, has emerged winner of Anambra state PDP governorship primary election.

According to report, Obaze scored 672 votes to defeat Alex with 190 votes and IFEANYI Uba with 97 votes.

Kingsley1000:
Peradventure he wins,he will be the youngest governor in nigeria.i think the youths of this country should rally around and fervently support their own,i believe things will change for better,lets imbibe France and northern korean political structure by choosing a younger aspirants in our electorial process...

moninuola65:
haaa up!
the name?
Bikenerator

omaolowo:
My answer is attached

Isaacmacdon:
Apparently not. Your stupidity stinks to the high heavens.....

Isaacmacdon:
All is vanity. If he dies tomorrow, all these money and cars would be useless...
Earn a reasonable amount of money that'd add immensely to your life and that of your family... Do not be enticed by all of this; it's just a facade....

D’Tigress of Nigeria have emerged winners of the 2017 FIBA Women’s AfroBasket Championship having defeated Senegal 65-48 points in the final of the tournament just concluded on Sunday in Bamako, Mali, Completesportsnigeria.com reports
The Nigerians, who defeated host nation Mali 48-47 points in the semi-final on Saturday to secure one of the two FIBA World Cup tickets available to Africa, started the final game on a bad note, losing the first quarter 12-18 points to the Senegalese who could not maintain the tempo in the second quarter.
D’Tigress however doubled their efforts in the second quarter to win the period with 21-10 points advantage to end the first half with 33-28 points.
The Nigerian ladies had defeated the Senegalese 58-54 points in one of their preliminary games and meeting them again looked an easy game for the coach Sam Vincent-led side.
The third quarter was clearly dominated by D’Tigress who recorded 15 points against seven points the Senegal could only score in the third quarter period.
Meanwhile, the last quarter seemed very tough for both sides as Nigeria led with 17 points margin against Senegal’s 13 points to end the game with 65-48 points in favour of D’Tigress.
To conclude the 2017 edition of the AfroBasket for Women in Bamako, Mali, Evelyn Akhator led Nigeria’s scorers with 13 points, captain Aisha Mohammed contributed seven rebounds while Adaora Elonu added four assists.
Vincent led Nigeria to win the 2003 and 2005 editions and also added the 2017 edition to make it his third title in the Championship.