Ohanaeze President’s Country Home Bombed
The country home of the President General of Ohanaeze Ndigbo, Chief Nnia John Nwodo, at Ukehe in Enugu State has been bombed, a report from the area said. According to sketchy reports available to www.Africanewscircle.com, an Improvised Explosive Device was thrown into Nwodo’s house by unknown persons from outside... Read more
Incessant Killings: ESOCS Church protest against killings, bloodshed across Nigeria.
Members of the Eternal Sacred Order of the Cherubim and Seraphim (ESOCS), Yewa Provincial Headquarters, Ilaro, Ogun State today staged a protest against the recurring killings across Nigeria.   This is in response to the latest bloody incidents in Benue State and the Christian Association of Nigeria’s (CAN) declaration of... Read more
Murdered For Their Christian Faith In Nigeria: An Eye Witness Account Of The Killings At St. Ignatius Catholic Parish Ukpo Mbalôm
By Reverend Father Tagesa Akpagher I went to the scene of the killings yesterday at St. Ignatius Catholic Parish Ukpo Mbalôm, which is sharing boundaries with my parish. After I deposited the corpse of the first priest that was killed, Fr. Joseph Gôr, I went back to the parish,... Read more
The Dearth of Debating Society and the Need for Those on Biafran Front to Debate without Abuse
By Nkem Ekeopara Last year, some statements were attributed to Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie the author of the critically acclaimed novel on Biafra, Half of a Yellow Sun, and winner of the prestigious Orange Prize for Literature. She was quoted to have said or written that “I’m Nigerian because a... Read more
Save Lagos Group Decriess Gross Infrastructural Decay In Lagos Primary Schools
*Petitions governor for action on schools rehabilitation, not propaganda A civil rights organisation, the Save Lagos Group has lamented the state of schools’ infrastructure in Lagos State, saying the Akinwunmi Ambode led government has perpetuated gross underfunding of education sector. The Convener of the group, Comrade Adeniyi A. Sulaiman... Read more
Closing The Gender Gap In STEM: Reason For Involving More Women In Programme
By: Celine Bremaud  It will take another 217 years to close the economic gender gap. This is according to the latest Global Gender Gap Report released by the World Economic Forum which found that globally, gender parity is shifting into reverse for the first time since it was first... Read more
Africa Has No True Freedom If the Poverty Apocalypse Persists
By Rudo Kwaramba-Kayombo   I remember being swept up in the crowds in Trafalgar Square in July 2005. Nelson Mandela assumed the podium to roaring applause to deliver his powerful ​Make Poverty History speech. The atmosphere was surreal and around 22,000 people came together to march as a collective... Read more
Group writes CPJ over DSS detention of Bayelsa Local Publisher
A Community advocacy group, in Bayelsa Ondewari Health, Education and Environmental Project (OHEEP) on Tuesday condemned continued detention of Publisher of a community newspaper.   OHEEP has sent a petition to the Committee for the Protection of Journalists (CPJ) over the alleged arrest and continued detention of Chief. Jones... Read more
Looters list: Court restrains FG from further mentioning of PDP National Chairman
The Federal Government has been restrained from further mention of Prince Uche Secondus, National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), in the looters’ list recently published by Government. Justice Adama Iyayi-Lamikanra, the Chief Judge of Rivers, who gave the directives on Monday in Port Harcourt, also ordered that... Read more
My chances are bright – Tunde Adedeji
Elder Tunde Adedeji on Thursday indicated that he would be the All Progressives Congress (APC) nominee for governor in Osun State. “My chances of becoming the party’s candidate and winning the next governorship election in Osun State are bright” he said. In an interview in Lagos, Adedeji said he... Read more