MTN to challenge huge Nigerian fine in Lagos court
South African telecoms giant MTN said Thursday it would launch a court challenge against the $3.9 billion fine that Nigeria has ordered it to pay by December 31 for failing to disconnect
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Chelsea Sacks Mourinho
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AWCABIG60 Events: Spoken Words /Poetry Night.
AWCABIG60 will be hosting Tunde Alara as he showcases his magnificent art collections and also get some food for thoughts as Inua Ellam hosts a poetry workshop. Come bask in awesomeness of
Russia backing Syria opposition fighting IS, Putin insists
President Vladimir Putin insisted Thursday that Russian forces in Syria are providing air support to some of the opposition groups fighting Islamic State, as global powers prepare for a new round of
Britain PM rules out ban on Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood
British Prime Minister David Cameron on Thursday ruled out banning Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood but said the group had a “highly ambiguous relationship with violent extremism” and was “opaque” and “secretive”. Membership or
The Anti-Cancer Diet: Foods To Fight Cancer
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Israel PM signs major gas deal, but court battle awaits
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu signed a major natural gas deal Thursday aimed at tapping large deposits in the Mediterranean, but a court challenge was expected over the contentious agreement. Netanyahu has
Price of tomato, pepper rises in Lagos markets
Price of some food items like chilli pepper, tomato and onion has soared by over 100 per cent in markets in Lagos a week to the Christmas celebration. A survey by the
What’s up, no WhatsApp? Brazilians peeved after service suspended
Millions of Brazilians woke up shocked and cranky Thursday after the popular WhatsApp smartphone messaging application was shut down for two days on a judge’s order. The service is wildly popular in
EU’s Tusk says some UK reform demands ‘unacceptable’
EU president Donald Tusk warned that some of the reform demands British Prime Minister David Cameron is due to make at a summit Thursday are likely to be unacceptable to other leaders.