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Bomb scare bring fears among Juventus fans as they assembled to watch the Champions League final in Turin on Saturday night. according to local police,  200 supporters injured, the  Agence France-Presse (AFP)  reporters at the scene said chaotic scenes

Britain’s ruling Conservatives suspended their campaign for Thursday’s general election after six people lost their lives in a suspected

Two notorious gangs battled in southern Nigeria early Friday in ferocity were 12 people brutally killed, a community leader said. The fight between the Icelanders and

Five-time Ballon d’Or winner Lionel Messi is to branch out into the leisure industry and launch an amusement park in China in 2019, his partners in the venture said on Thursday. According to his venture partner, the "Messi Experience Park” will

The Nigeria Acting President Prof. Yemi Osinbajo grant the Lagos State Government permission to begin on the reconstruction of the Murtala Muhammed International Airport Road. According to a press release issued and signed by the Secretary to

The United Nations Children’s Education Fund has called on all  Nigeria states to arrogate the Child Rights Acts and heed to President Muhammadu Buhari’s call to end all forms of violence against children. According to a statement in mark of the recent year Children’s Day, tagged ‘Child Protection and the Sustainable Development Goals’, the UN body said millions of Nigerian children still suffer some form of physical, emotional or sexual violence despite SDGs goal to end the practice by 2030. 2014 survey by the National Population Commission, with support from UNICEF and the U.S. Centres for Disease Control and Prevention, six out of ten Nigerian children experience at least one of these forms of violence before they reach 18 years old. “Each one of us is responsible for creating a world where children feel safe, protected and empowered to speak up for themselves,” saidUNICEF Representative in Nigeria, Mohamed Fall.

Over 10,000 Nigerian refugees in Cameroon criticize their living conditions in  Rio dos Camarões camp , lamenting that the federal government has neglect them.  The refugees said that they would rather return home to engage in economic activities that would guarantee their survival than continue to depend on humanitarian gestures to survive.  According to the refugees, we were wondering whether federal government had not forgotten them, the refugees, who were displaced from their homelands in the insurgency-ravaged North East, said their food ration had been drastically reduced.  “Hunger is the reason we left Nigeria after Boko Haram chased us from our homes. We are very hungry here. The quantity of food usually given to us has been greatly reduced,  We want to come back and stay on our own soil and work, even without food, . We want to ask; are we no longer Nigerians? ‘’Has Nigeria forgotten us? Refugees said. Now, Nigeria currently has over...