As the saying goes, ” Ostriches bury their head in sand ”, this quote is actually not true! Ostriches don’t bury their head in Sand. This myth probably began from the bird’s defensive way of lying low at the approach of trouble and pressing themselves to the ground to try to be less visible. Their feathers blend well with sandy soil and, from a distance, they may look like they’ve buried their heads in the…
Amid the backlash for not attending the funeral of Ibrahim Attahiru, Nigeria’s Chief Of Army Staff who died in a plane crash along side 10 other military officers, the presidency has offered an alternative explanation for the president’s absence. Garba Shehu, Buhari’s special adviser on media and publicity said the president does not like “this idea of closing roads, security men molesting people on the road” whenever he is out for an event outside Aso…
IPOB leader, Nnamdi Kanu has signed a deal that will see his proscribed group acquired the services of a new American lobbying firm to garner the support of the U.S. government for its secessionist bid. According to a report by Premium Times, the one-year deal would cost Kanu and IPOB $750,000. The report said the deal was signed in February with Kanu’s signature for the service of BW Global Group (BWGG LLC), co-owned by Jeffrey…
The "Konvict Music" boss who used to steal cars had his car stolen right in front of him.
The United States Department of Justice has written to the United States Magistrate Judge in Eastern District of New York, Ramon Reyes, claiming that the surety provided by suspected Nigerian fraudster, Abidemi Rufai, is also a suspected fraudster. Acting U.S. Attorney, Tessa Gorma, in a letter to the court on Sunday, said the “surety is a suspect in an investigation into an email impersonation scheme.” Mr Rufai was arrested while trying to get out of…