Odds against the Nigerian car

 

Some Nigerians who have made significant efforts to build made-in-Nigeria vehicles are still crying for support, even as the Federal Government prepares to implement the new National Automotive Policy, writes CHUX OHAI

Aborted dreams of a proper indigenous car

On Friday, April 17, 1998, the British Broadcasting Corporation announced the arrival of the Z-600, which it described as the first ever All-African car in the Z series. The car was built by an automobile engineer, Dr. Ezekiel Izuogu.

Military’s search for Chibok girls in pictures

Death toll in Borno village attacks hits 100 in fresh boko haram attack

 

About 100 persons were reportedly killed by insurgents during Tuesday’s attack on three border communities with Cameroon.

The Tuesday’s attack, it was learnt, was a retaliatory one on the three villages of Attagara, Agapalawa and Aganjara in Gwoza Local Government Area of Borno State.

Psquare: What is bad in Tiwa Savage's Video

Tiwa has been getting a lot of flak from fans since the racy video for her song Wanted was released. Some felt it was a bit too much, especially for a married woman. Well, there's someone who thinks everyone should shush it and leave the girl alone. Peter Okoye took to his instagram page a few hours ago to defend Tiwa, comparing her to Beyonce and Nicki and pointing out the hypocrisy. He shared this pic of Beyonce above right and wrote what you see above. See more tweets after the cut...

Meet the Five Richest Kings in Africa, two of them are Nigerians

Forbes Africa just released their list of the richest Kings in Africa and two Nigerian monarchs make the list - at No.2 and No.3. See the list below...

5 Igbo Men Supplying Arms to Boko Haram Caught Red Handed

Who is really benefiting from this Boko Haram madness? Why will some Nigerians from the South East go all the way to supply arms to Boko Haram in the North for them to continue killing? Revelations continue...

Secret Deal with Boko Haram: Army Court-Martials 10 Generals

The battle against the dreaded Boko Haram sect have taken a dangerous turn as no fewer than 15 senior military officers, including 10 generals, have been tried before a court-martial and found guilty of giving information and ammunition to members of the Boko Haram terrorist group.