Monthly Archives: September 2015
Young Gunner receives the call
Striker’s impressive pre-season sees father’s wish fulfilled
Nigeria has called up teenage Arsenal striker Alex Iwobi to represent the Super Eagles after the youngster, who...
MPs to debate racist’s petition
Xenophobes get their day while mercy waits its turn
Parliament is to spend time discussing a petition suggesting that Britain is being taken over by...
Ondo 2016: God will fight the battle for us says Hon. Afe Olowookere
By Olubunmi Omoogun - There can be no denial of the sterling performance of this honourable and distinguished man. This naturally and very well...
Ebola heroes recognised with parliamentary march
Members of the Armed Forces and civilian personnel who worked to tackle Ebola have marched to parliament for a reception in their honour.
The parade...
Tier 2 sponsors under May’s microscope
The Governments desperate bid to peg net migration figures to something resembling Prime Minister David Cameron’s ill-considered “tens of thousands” pledge is continuing apace...
UK getting tougher than ever before to live illegally
New Immigration Bill sets out the government’s plans to crack down further on illegal migration, including a new offence of driving while unlawfully in...
Ring deaths revive calls for boxing ban
Boxing has endured a week that is bound to reignite calls for anything ranging from the mandatory wearing of head guards to the total...
Ethiopian Premier seals entente with China
President Xi Jinping met with Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn of Ethiopia at the Great Hall of the People on Friday (September 4).
Xi Jinping thanked...
Burma poll hopeful gets to kick off campaign on social media
Opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi has kicked off campaigning for Myanmar’s historic November 8 general election with a Facebook post, one of many...
Prosecutors urged to give up on ‘White Widow’
A Kenyan court has advised prosecutors to close their case against British terror suspect Samantha Lewthwaite, the so-called "White Widow", after failing to produce...
