Monthly Archives: August 2015
Thomas Cook scraps Tunisia trips until next year
Tour operator Thomas Cook has announced that it has scrapped all trips to Tunisia until early next year on advice from the Foreign and...
Mass quarantines end as new Ebola cases hit zero
At the end of the first week in which no new Ebola cases have been reported within its borders since last year’s mass outbreak,...
BODE LAWAL: Untimely Passing of a Nigeria Dance Export
By Jahman Oladejo Anikulapo - The Dancer, Choreographer and Founder of Sakoba Dance Company, UK, was reported dead on August 13, 2015 in Manchester,...
Joint force will tackle Calais crisis
Anglo/French unit aims to root out migrant trafficking gangs
The Home Office has announced a new "command and control centre" for tackling smuggling gangs in...
Young Black Star signs for Blues
Ghana defender in to bolster leaky champions
Abdul Baba Rahman has become the third Ghanaian, after Michael Essien and Christian Atsu, to sign for Chelsea...
New UK support for Palestinian children
New UK funding for UNRWA will help ensure schools reopen for half a million Palestinian children in time for new school year. The UK...
Cloud of greater expectation hangs over Nigeria’s Mission in the UK
Nigeria is currently the focus of the rest of the world as she occupies the position of the rotational presidency of the United Nations...
Tata Tafida!
Monday, 10th August, 2015 was not going to ring with the ubiquitous buzz of the first day of the week. The Nigeria High Commission...
Clout of Africa
Flying start for Premier League’s African contingent
Barely ten weeks since what for a moment looked like a down-to-the-wire contest for English football supremacy petered...
Businesses and young people back government work experience drive
More than 30 leading businesses and 12,000 young people will be at the forefront of boosting work experience for young people in the UK,...
