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presidential amnesty committee on security challenges in the north hundred and four Boko Haram suspects are being remanded in Lagos prisons, it has been disclosed.This is as the Federal Government, on Thursday, began dialogue with them. Minister of Special Duties, Kabiru Tanimu and chairman, Presidential Committee on Dialogue and Peaceful Resolution of Security Challenges in the North, led the committee members to the meeting. Tanimu told newsmen after the meeting that the visit was aimed at interacting with the suspects and chart a new way forward. “We came here basically to have interaction with people detained in connection with acts relating to terrorism. “We have interacted and spoken to them and they responded very sincerely and frankly, and I think I can say that we were well informed about most of the things they were interested in. “For now, we are more concerned with the release of vulnerable people and those not pinned down by the security agencies. “We h...

Female players show off their ball skills at the first-ever unclad European Championships. There were more curves than a Beckham free-kick and more boobs than England’s U-21 flops as teams from across the Continent gathered and got their kit off at the tournament in Germany. There were no British representatives at the contest as teams from Italy, France, Sweden and Germany tussled in the buff on the astroturf at Berlin’s Palais am Funkturm. See Photos Below;

St. George’s University (SGU) recognizes academically gifted students with limited resources deserve the ability to reach their potential that’s why 60 full-tuition scholarships will be awarded to Commonwealth citizens under the St. George’s University, Grenada, Commonwealth Jubilee Scholarship Program, commemorating the 60 years of the Queens reign as the Head of the Commonwealth of Nations. Host Institution(s): St. George’s University in Grenada Field(s) of study: The scholarships cover both graduate and undergraduate degree programs: •  Doctor of Medicine •  Doctor of Veterinary Medicine •  Master of Public Health •  Master of Business Administration •  School of Arts and Sciences Number of Scholarships: 60 scholarships are offered Target group:   Anguilla, Antigua and Barbuda, Bangladesh, Barbados, Belize, Bermuda, Botswana, Cameroon, Cayman Islands, Dominica, Falkland Islands, The Gambia, Ghana, Gibraltar, Grenada, Guyana, India, Ja...

Commercial activities were halted at the University of Lagos, UNILAG, yesterday, as students protested what they described as ‘exorbitant rates by the vendors in the campus.’ “Some students came yesterday and asked us to lock our shops complaining that our prices are too exorbitant. But they should have resorted to dialogue first before asking us to lock up,” an official of UNILAG vendors association said. The Assistant General Secretary of the law society which was at the forefront of the protest, Mr. Dare Adeojo said: “This is a very welcome development, and we are well within our rights. “We have declared a 24-hour boycott and lock down of the shops within the campus. How can we buy noodles for N80 when it’s being sold at N60 outside? And why should pure water be N10?” Another vendor who explained some of the reasons for the hike in price of goods on the campus said, “When we came here in 1996, it cost about N16,000 per annum to rent a shop. About five years ago, t...

This picture of a girl abundantly blessed has been trending on the Internet . According to American Livewire, this image was uploaded to Reddit by user “bsbobstar” showing a girl posing on camera… with 3 breasts? Real or fake? Let us know what you think

These days, Nigerian street corners are saturated with movies that should only be sold discreetly in some designated outlets, due to their visible adult content.  But it has been gathered that most of the movies are brought into Nigeria from Ghana and as such do not pass through necessary screéning. Reacting to the issue, Nigerian Censors Board head, Ms Patricia Bala, said: “Because it’s an underground thing, it keeps coming up, and we have been trying to trace the sources enough to understand that most of these movies emanate from P0*nographic sites on the internet. We have been trying to trace the people who operate such sites on internet. “We have been to Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) and the Nigerian Broadcasting Commission (NBC), and they said they don’t regulate content on the internet. “Our next approach is to approach YouTube and other site managers that do such business, so that we can stop them. As a matter of fact, we want those sites ...

See photos below; Tonto Dikeh performed at Iyanya’s Kukere’s Concert which took place in London last night and things got a little wild. The singer first got audience thinking she was under the influence of alcohol when she said something about not wanting to wave because her armpit wasn’t shaved and kept mouthing off. But what got everyone wide-mouthed was when she literally fell off the stage.

The Founder of the O’odua Peoples Congress (OPC), Dr Frederick Fasheun, on Sunday said that President Goodluck Jonathan had a constitutional right to run for a second term in office. Fasheun said that the Southern Nigeria Peoples Assembly only recently acknowledged the right of Jonathan to seek two terms in Office, as provided for in the Constitution. The controversy had trailed the the third conference of the Southern Nigeria Peoples Assembly (SNPA) held on May 20, at the Eko Hotels in Lagos. The leaders at the Conference had been accused of unanimously endorsing Jonathan for the 2015 presidential polls. “The Forum only acknowledged that the President has the constitutional rights to contest in 2015,” Fasheun  said in Lagos. “The SNPA was attended by credible leaders of Southern Nigeria. These leaders cannot but say the truth about the constitutional rights of the President. “However, Nigerians also have a right to decide either to vote for him or not, but we cannot deny him...

The Blaugrana midfielder has criticised the recently-departed Real Madrid coach, accusing him of tarnishing the reputation of La Liga Andres Iniesta is the latest Barcelona star to launch a scathing attack on former Real Madrid boss Jose Mourinho, accusing him of harming the image of Spanish football. Mourinho left los Blancos three years before his contract was due to expire after a trophyless season beset by infighting and controversy before returning to his former club Chelsea. Speaking in an interview in Sunday's edition of El Pais , Iniesta heavily criticised the Portuguese coach and the legacy he left at Real Madrid. "You just have to look at the facts," the 29-year-old midfielder said. "Yes he damaged Spanish football, in general more harm than good. "But I don't like talking about that person at all. So if you don't mind we'll leave it at that." Mourinho and Iniesta have previously feuded in the media earlier this ...

With the arrival of Jose Mourinho at Chelsea for a second stint, word out of England say that Turkish champions, Galatasaray are courting Mikel Obi to move to Turkey. Respected sources from London revealed to Goal that though the Europa League champions have not made Mikel available, they could be swayed with a big-money move from any club for a player in his position. “It is true that Galatasaray are interested. And if Chelsea see big money for a player in his position (defensive midfield), I am sure they will sell,” the source revealed to Goal . It will also be recalled that it was Jose Mourinho was the one that brought the Nigerian to London after a battle with Manchester United in 2006. But the question will be whether Mikel will want to leave the club where he has won multiple titles including the Champions League. The source added that, “He could move if he believes he will enjoy more playing time at the Turkish club.” Galatasaray signed Didier Drogba and Wes...

Anti-gay marriage protesters’ plans to disrupt the French Open final between Rafel Nadal and David Ferrer was foiled, seconds before the bare-chested man almost ran into the court in the course of the second set. It took the quick response of security personnel to restrain actions that could have held up play for quite a while. A few minutes earlier, two bare-chested men stood up in the front rows of the Chatrier Stadium, holding a banner accusing France of trampling on children’s rights. The protesters were said to be disillusioned by France’s decision to legalise gay marriage as others called on President Francois Hollande to resign. Activists campaigned against gay marriage and adoption by same-s*x couples, with full support from the Catholic Church and conservative opposition, arguing that the law undermines the moral building block of the society. Last month, the first same-s*x union was carried out under tight security. The protest almost cooled the Va-va-vroom i...

Researchers at McGill University in Montreal have developed computer simulations that better explain how a person’s immune cells can detect foreign antigens and fight infections.In an effort to determine exactly how the body’s natural defenses are able to sort through large amounts of similar-looking proteins in order to locate and eliminate harmful invaders, physics professor Paul François and graduate student Jean-Benoît Lalanne used computational tools to study how the process works. They discovered that the antigen-fighting process is related to the phenomenon of biochemical adaptation – a mechanism that enables organisms to cope with a variety of different environmental conditions. According to the authors of the study, their work could prove essential insight into AIDS and other immune diseases. “For immune cells, singling out foreign proteins is like looking for a needle in a haystack – where the needle may look very much like a straw,...

University of Sussex – Are you a bright and confident individual interested in expanding your horizons by studying for a post graduate degree in the UK? Then this might just be for you. The British Council in Nigeria on behalf of the University of Sussex presents two unique scholarships for students applying to study in the UK. The awards are tenable at the University for the academic year, commencing in September 2013. This is a great opportunity for students, recent graduates and professionals who have aspirations of obtaining an international degree to do so. To qualify for the Sussex Support Scholarships, applicants have to take part in our competition and meet the entry criteria listed below. Award Details Award name:  Sussex Student Support Scholarships for Nigerian students (2013) (Open to both undergraduate and postgraduate students). Award name:  Sussex Nigeria Postgraduate Scholarships (2013). Award 1 Sussex Student Support Scholarships for Niger...