The police have reduced the number of people that died today when twin
bombs went off at Terminus market in Jos, to 42, but some eye-witnesses
insist the number is way higher than that...marking it up to over 200
because it's the commercial hub of the city and was filled with people
when the blast occurred. See more photos after the cut...
Wednesday, May 21, 2014


According to a report by AFP, the National Emergency Management
Agency, NEMA told them that 118 people have been confirmed dead from today's bomb
blast in Jos, with several others still under the debris
"The exact figure of the dead bodies recovered as of now is 118 and more bodies may be in the debris of buildings which collapsed due to the intensity of the blasts.” Mohammed Abdulsalam told AFP. He also revealed that 56 people were injured in the twin blasts.


El Rufai said the defamatory statements were published in Thisday newspaper which he joined in the suit as third defendant.
Mallam El-Rufai said that in a separate Thisday newspaper publications of March 17 and March 28, Metuh claimed that he (El-Rufai) collected N5billion as consultancy fee from the suspended governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Lamido Sanusi and also in another publication said that himself and Gen. Buhari know more about the Boko Haram insurgency. Continue...



"Marriage is influencing my dress sense in a more positive way. As I always say my husband is my greatest critic but when it comes to my profession, he understands and has made me grow better than I used to. Sometimes when I look back and see the dresses I wore I laugh real hard and thank God for a blessed and understanding friend, manager and hubby.” she tells PunchThe actress also talked about not having any major endorsement deal like her other colleagues


Collete Nwadike who represented Anambra State out-shined 34 other tourism ambassadors at the event which held on 17th May 2014. Collete will represent Nigeria at the 2014 Miss Tourism World pageant which will hold later on this year. Congrats to her. See more pics after the cut...
The multi-billion naira drones purchased by the Nigerian Government
in 2006 for the surveillance of petroleum pipelines in the Niger Delta
that might have been used by the military in the search for the missing
Chibok girls are said to be obsolete due to
lack of maintenance & use since they were bought
Vanguard reports that Tsur Dvir, a Marketing Officer
for Aeronautics Defense Systems, a firm based south of Tel Aviv, that
supplied Nigeria with Aerostar unmanned aerial vehicles, said yesterday
that to the best of their knowledge, the drones are not operational.
After over one months of playing the ostrich, the Federal
Government has begun talks with Boko Haram on how to free the abducted
Chibok girls. The government is also asking the sect to hold its fire in
the interest of both parties.
But Boko Haram is also making demands. The dreaded group is saying
that the military pulls the brakes on its action against its
members. The insurgents have also kicked against arrest of their
brethren and their detention without trial.
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