North Korea fires short-range missiles: US military
North Korea fired three short-range ballistic missiles Saturday, the US military said, reviving tensions with Washington after President Don...
Spotlight: Fighting terror, reviving economy Egypt's major interrelated challenges
CAIRO, July 22 (Xinhua) -- Fighting growing terrorism and reviving an exhausted economy represent two major interrelated challenges facing t...
Under Buhari, Unicef ranks Nigeria with Somalia, S Sudan and Yemen as places with unsafe water.
27m people threatened by lack of safe water in NE Nigeria, Somalia, S Sudan and Yemen where famine looms… Water shortages, inadequate sanit...
Isis militants and Israel clash for the first time in terror group's history
Militants linked to Islamic State (Isis) have come into direct conflict with Israeli forces for the first time in the terror network's h...
TB JOSHUA PROPHECY FAILS AS TRUMP EMERGES US PRESIDENT
It seems the Prophecy of Nigerian Prophet, T.B Joshua has failed, we could recall that barely 48 hours to the US. Presidential election, Gen...
New York Post releases naked photos of Donald Trump’s wife, Melania
The New York Post on Monday ran a front-page picture of potential first lady Melania Trump naked, prompting criticism on social media and ch...
Indonesia execution: FG begs for mercy
ABUJA – The Federal Government has appealed to the Republic of Indonesia to temper justice with mercy by commuting the sentence of remaining...
Three Nigerians Among Four Executed In Indonesia, 10 Cases Postponed
Indonesia executed four convicted drug traffickers, including three Nigerians, early on Friday as it pushed ahead with its “war against drug...
I will vote for Trump - M. Obama
Malik Obama , President Obama’s half brother, told the NewYork Post that he is disappointed in Barack’s administration and that he will be c...
161 dead in coup bid, 2,839 soldiers detained – Turkey PM
Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said Saturday 161 people were killed in the coup attempt against the government, with 2,839 soldiers...
