December 5, 2017

Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar says Brexit deal failed at last minute

Ireland's Prime Minister Leo Varadkar has said Britain and the EU struck a deal on the Irish border. But the deal fell apart after Northern Irish Unionist politicians objected.…

8 years ago

News·World

Genius sports CEO on the regulation of sports betting

Mark Locke, Genius Sports chief executive officer, discusses the regulation of sports betting with Bloomberg's Emily Chang on "Bloomberg Technology."…

8 years ago

Business·News

Libya Slave Trade: Charly Boy leads protest to Foreign Affairs ministry in handcuffs

Veteran musician Charles Oputa, aka Charly Boy, on Monday, led a protest against the reported slave trade going on in Libya, where Nigerians are said to be among the thousands of victims.…

8 years ago

National·News

Traditional rulers demand more action from govt on insecurity

Traditional rulers demand more action from govt on insecurity.…

8 years ago

National·News

Metuh alleges threat to his life

Metuh alleges threat to his life.…

8 years ago

National·News

Amazon launches Australian site

Amazon seeks to conquer a new continent. It's launching its Australian retail site on Tuesday with a product in more than 20 categories and one-day delivery in some areas.…

8 years ago

Business·News

Can selfies solve Guinea’s trash problem?

France 24 journalists meet eyewitnesses (Observers) to discuss memorable events they have experienced. The programme brings to the airways the unique journalistic online project ''The Observers''.…

8 years ago

News·World

Corporal punishment still widely accepted in schools

More than 70 percent of teachers in Pakistan still believe that if you spare the rod, you'll spoil the child.…

8 years ago

News·World

6-year-old Boko Haram victim, Ali Chibok, walks again after corrective surgery in Dubai

The six-year-old Boko Haram victim, Alih Ahmadu, who underwent a successful spinal surgery in Dubai, returned to the country through the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport on Monday.…

8 years ago

National·News

Here’s what you probably did not know about Libya slave trade

After a global outcry of the slave trade in Libya, the Federal Government and the organization for migration, funded by the European Union has begun the evacuation of Nigerian migrants from the…

8 years ago

Africa·News

December 05, 2017 - Page 2

Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar says Brexit deal failed at last minute

Genius sports CEO on the regulation of sports betting

Libya Slave Trade: Charly Boy leads protest to Foreign Affairs ministry in handcuffs

Traditional rulers demand more action from govt on insecurity

Metuh alleges threat to his life

Amazon launches Australian site

Can selfies solve Guinea’s trash problem?

Corporal punishment still widely accepted in schools

6-year-old Boko Haram victim, Ali Chibok, walks again after corrective surgery in Dubai

Here’s what you probably did not know about Libya slave trade

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