PUNCH Our police did nothing to stop xenophobic attacks, Coordinator, SAfrican women married to Nigerians I lost over n60m worth of goods to xenophobic attack Lafe, Nigerian in South Africa Kogi: NDLEA arrests drug baron, recovers gun Police arrest 126 kidnappers, others in Kano, Plateau Xenophobia: AGF cautions Nigerians against violence Sokoto tribunal dismisses petitions […]
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PUNCH APC reconciles Bello, aggrieved Kogi aspirants Stop renewed killings in Plateau, senator tells STF Banditry: Masari threatens to sanction traditional rulers 100 days: Ihedioha awards N24bn road contracts Enugu NLC condemns IPOB attack on Ohanaeze leader Abdulrazaq floats N1bn loans for 1, 000 traders, artisans NSCDC special squad to tackle AIbom herders/farmers crisis South-East […]
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PUNCH FG redeploys 11 directors in education ministry Alaafin hails police, OPC alliance on security Benue pensioners protest, ground Govt House Delta laments state of federal roads South Africa: Xenophobic attacks as failure of governance World Bank, China tops Nigerias creditors with $11.46bn Reduced carbohydrate intake improves type 2 diabetes condition NNPC records 45,347 pipeline […]
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A coalition of Niger Delta militants on Wednesday threatened to blow up Multichoice (DSTV), MTN, Shoprite and 16 other major South African investments in Nigeria if the Federal Government fails to shut them down within one month. The militant groups, who were reacting to the xenophobic attacks on Nigerians and their businesses, gave one month […]
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“There are about 2.3 million Immigrants living in South Africa, this number includes other Africans, Chinese, Bangladeshi, Indians, middle easterners and Europeans who are not born in SA. out of this number, only 1.6 million are Africans. The 1.6 MILLION Africans mostly run small shops, vending, service industries etc. They may lay claim to less […]
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The lips part, the tongue twirls Like a stone once out of the hand No more adheres the dictates of its master. The word is the mightiest weapon of all. Like a thunderclap before a storm It heralded the father of savage storms. Now once again Soweto dawns The streets of Mother’s hearth Drip with […]
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