British American University Honours The Radiance Chief Executive, Banji Ayoola With Doctorate Degree

The Governing Council of British American University (BAU International), Florida, United States, has awarded the chief executive of The Radiance Online Newspaper, Mr Banji Ayoola a honourary doctorate degree of Doctor of Philosophy (PhD Causa) in Creative Writing and Journalism. This was conveyed to him in a letter with reference number BAU/HON./ACA/018/007 and signed by the University’s Africa President/Chancellor in Porto […]

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Police not doing serious investigation on Fasoranti daughter’s killing – Afenifere

More than two months after the gruesome killing of Mrs Funke Olakunri, daughter of Afenifere leader, Chief Reuben Fasoranti, by suspected Fulani herdsmen in Ore, Ondo State, the police are not doing any serious investigation of the incident, the pan Yoruba group has alleged. Indeed, the group in a statement on Sunday by its spokesman, […]

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2023 presidency behind provocations in the Villa — Source

Governors to rally support for Osinbajo, NEC As the air begins to clear on the situation in the Presidential Villa, where Vice President Yemi Osibanjo is reported to be battling a cabal, the Vice President might need the support of governors to defend his position as head of the National Economic Council (NEC) as the […]

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FG offers South Africa returnees N10,000 each, Lagos N20,000

More returnees from South Africa on Thursday recounted their bitter experiences in the Rainbow Nation as another batch of 315 returned aboard Air Peace. They were received by Chairman, Nigerian Diaspora Commission,  Mrs Abike Dabiri-Erewa who said efforts were on going to reintegrate them into the society. She said state governments have been directed to […]

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Disquiet in Presidency over Vice President Osinbajo

– I’ve always complied with the law, says VP The fate of Vice President Yemi Osinbajo who President Muhammadu Buhari once described as a loyal deputy was hanging in the balance last night. Prof. Osinbajo has been more than just a number two; he has been the poster boy of the Administration. A man of […]

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$9.6b judgement: Reps summon Malami, Sylva, others

The House of Representatives on Wednesday set up a 17-man ad hoc committee to as a matter of urgency, invite the Minister of Justice and Attorney General of the federation, Abubakar Malami and his counterpart in the Ministry of Petroleum Resources, Timpriye Sylva. They are to give situational report on the matter and explain the […]

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Activists plan nationwide, global fresh Free Sowore protests Thursday

Simultaneous street marches in European cities tomorrow Another round billed for United Nations General Assembly in New York, and Nigerian Embassy in Canada September 19 Nigerians in the diaspora, under the #TakeitBack movement, plan to embarrassing President Buhari during the 74th session of United Nations General Assembly (UNGA74) on September 24 Dele Momodu: Government massaging […]

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26 children, 2 teachers killed in Liberia school fire

At least 26 children and two teachers died in the blaze overnight, the Liberian President’s office said, citing information from the emergency services. President George Weah visited the site in Paynesville, on the outskirts of the capital, and said the cause was still unknown. “We are here to encourage parents of the victims to have […]

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South Africa pledges to tackle violence against women

Youth dressed in traditional Zulu attire hold posters during the 10th “Durban Sari Stroll” march on Durban’s beachfront on September 15, 2019, as the annual Durban Beach Sari Stroll has evolved from celebrating the sari to becoming an advocate for women’s issues. – The sari forms part of the cultural and religious attire that transcends […]

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