Minister of Education Urges Stakeholders to Restore Study of History in Schools

The Minister of Education, Mallam Ibrahim Shekarau has urged stakeholders in the sector to encourage the study of history stating that it is vital part of national development.

University of Ilorin Receives N3m Support from First Bank

The management of the First Bank Plc has rendered a financial support of N3 million to the University of Ilorin as part of the bank’s support to the institution’s 30th convocation ceremonies.

Pregnant Woman, 6 Others Burnt to Death at Lagos Ibadan Expressway

Seven people, including a pregnant woman and a baby, were, weekend roasted to death, while five officials of Ogun State Traffic Compliance and Enforcement Agency TRACE, and an unspecified number of traffic police were injured by hoodlums at Kara, along Lagos/Ibadan expressway.

Boko Haram: 90,000 Northeast Residents Eat Insects, Grass to Survive

Catholic Diocese of Maiduguri disclosed on Sunday that more than 90,000 displaced North-easterners now had to subsist on grass and insects to survive while hiding from the terrorists.

I am proud to wear Manchester United Jersey - Di Maria

Argentine international Angel Di Maria has insisted that his move to Old Trafford was motivated by money.

2015 Elections : I Don't Care About the Religion of My Running Mate - Buhari

Former head of state, Muhammadu Buhari in an interview with THE CABLE said that religion will not be an important factor when he had to pick a running mate for the 2015 elections. Buhari said he'll be comfortable picking either a Christian or a Muslim.

Boko Haram: Chibok girls would be released on Monday

While Nigeria waits with bated breath for the release of the Chibok girls on Monday as promised, the Borno State government has announced that it has trained medical personnel at the Chibok General Hospital, so there is a professional psychological counselling as soon as the girls are released.