Angry Mugabe in South Africa, Leaves Wife Behind

Travelling as an ordinary citizen on a flight from Harare bound for Johannesburg, former Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe has made his first trip to South Africa since the military intervention that resulted in an abrupt end to his 37-year reign. Meanwhile, the ruling party's youth wing has displayed displeasure with the former leader, who publicly stated that the change of government was a coup. An indication that he is still bitter at the events that led to his ouster.

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Buhari And Angela Merkel Pictured In Abidjan

President Buhari pictured with German Chancellor Angela Merkel shortly before their bilateral meeting on the sidelines of the 5th AU-EU Summit in Abidjan

16 things you don't know about the JAMB registrar, No.4 will surprise you

*Prof. Is-haq Olarewaju Oloyede was born in October 1954. *He hails from Abeokuta South Local Government Area of Ogun State. *He was Vice - Chancellor of the University of Ilorin *He had his Secondary Education from 1969-1973 at the Progressive Institute, Agege Lagos and Arabic Training Centre Agege, Lagos, (Markaz) from 1973–1976 and later to the University of Ibadan between *1976 and 1977 where he obtained a certificate in Arabic and Islamic Studies. *In July 1982 he was appointed an Assistant Lecturer in the Department of Religions of the University. *He was awarded a B.A. Arabic (First Class Hons) in 1981 *In 1991, he had his Doctorate degree in Islamic Studies also from the University of Ilorin. *Prof. Oloyede earned several scholarships and prizes during his student days, notable among which were the Arab League prize for the best final year Certificate student in Arabic and Islamic Studies in 1977 at the University of Ibadan; Federal Government undergra

Operation Cat Race In Benue: The Military Is Aiding Herdsmen - IHRCMG

MAKURDI—Independent Human Rights and Crime Monitoring Group, IHRCMG, has accused the Nigerian military of encouraging the influx of cattle into Benue State and takeover of Benue communities by herdsmen in violation of the Open Grazing Prohibition Law of the state. Speaking on the execution of the military’s Exercise Ayem A’ Kpatuma (Cat Race) in in Makurdi, yesterday, the Team Leader, Solomon Adodo, regretted that the state had witnessed more killings, destruction of farmlands and houses despite the coming of the military. The group also accused the Federal Government of complicity in the crisis bedevilling the state, alleging that the government was not doing enough. He said: “Exercise Ayem A’ Kpatum (Cat Race) is causing more harm than good to Benue communities. Rather than bring peace, the military have been encouraging more herdsmen to move into Benue communities.” [ www.vanguardngr.com/2018/03/operation-cat-race-failed-rights-group/amp/

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