Day: August 15, 2021

WAEC Starts 2021 WASSCE Monday, Publishes 7-Week Exams TimeTable

Gbenga Adeoti

The West Africa Examination Council has announced August 16, 2021, for the commencement of the 2021 West African Senior School Certificate Examination. The Head of the Nigeria office, Mr. Patrick Areghan, made the announcement in Lagos on Tuesday. “In accordance with the Final International Timetable, the WASCCE 2021 will take place throughout the sub-region from Monday, 16h August to Friday, 8th October 2021. READ ALSO: Nigerian High Commission Shut For 10 Days as Officials Contract COVID-19 Nigeria approves N4.87bn to track citizens’ WhatsApp, Thuraya – Report Food Poison: How Nigerian…

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Why I Married Two Wives Same Day, 34-Year Old Nigerian Farmer

ADEOLA YUSUF

Ekpe Akpove, a 34-year-old farmer from Delta State, oil rich Niger Delta region of Nigeria, who married two wives same day, has some messages for able-bodied and rich men with one wife each     A 34-year old Nigerian fish farmer, Ekpe Akpove, who got married to two wives on the same day has opened up on how he did it. He also has some lessons for able-bodied and rich men with one wife each on how he thinks women could be handled during misunderstandings. Akpove, a farmer from Delta…

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Rwandan President Kagame Lampoons Arsenal, labels Club Outing as Mediocrity

Aoko Benjamin

Rwanda’s Kagame, a lover of Arsenal, has a new name for the Club’s recent performance; “Mediocrity,” insists Club’s consistent loses are dragging fans to a new low of expecting loses in future matches     Rwanda President Paul Kagame on Saturday put affairs of his country by the side as he took out time to lampoon his beloved Arsenal after they opened  the Premier League season with a loss to newcomers Brentford, saying Gunners fans deserve better than ‘mediocrity’. Platforms  Africa reports that the veteran president and long-time Arsenal supporter…

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How 22 Nigerian Muslims Murdered, 14 injured in Plateau Road Attack -Police

Aliyu Aliyu

Muslim faithful were coming back from the Annual Zikr prayer in Bauchi State and heading to Ikare in Ondo State   Plateau state command of the Nigeria Police Force has given details of how 22 persons were accosted and murdered while 14 of them were injured in the crisis that broke out in Jos, North central Nigeria. Platforms Africa reports that Police Public Relations Officer in Plateau (PPRO), ASP Ubah Gabriel Ogaba, made this known in a statement made available to newsmen in Jos. He said that On the 14/08/2021…

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