Mexico missing: Protesters attack ruling party building

Mexican protesters have fought running battles with police and set fire to the ruling party's local offices in protest at the authorities' handling of the case of 43 missing student teachers.

About 1,000 people marched in Guerrero state capital Chilpancingo, before unrest broke out.
The disappearances have sparked a month of often violent street protests.

Pres. Jonathan should transform Abuja first to prove he can solve Nigeria's problems - Fashola

Lagos State Governor Babatunde Fashola addressed youths at a summit organised by the Youth Wing of the (APC) in Lagos yesterday Nov. 11. Speaking on the theme of the summit, “A New Nigeria by New Nigerians", he said that after years of Pres. Jonathan leading Abuja, first as an acting president and later his four-year presidential tenure, the Federal Capital still has challenges of irregular power supply, water shortage, poor accommodation, poor transportation, poor traffic management&security.

EFCC prosecuting 441 oil theft cases

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) last week revealed that it is presently prosecuting 441 individuals for allegedly vandalising oil pipelines and stealing crude oil.
In addition, the commission is still busy with the prosecution of suspected oil subsidy thieves with over 40 persons and organisations currently in court answering to charges.

NAFEST 2014: Nigerians showcase rich culture in Ebonyi, focus on unity

The cultural troupes and contingents from 19 states and Abuja recently stormed Ebonyi State for the 28^th National Festival of Arts and Culture (NAFEST).

The event, which was hosted by the Ebonyi State government, showcased the rich cultural heritage of the country.

Bombs, guns trouble UNIMAID students

Our Reporter: ISOLA TAIWO
Fears and hopes have continued to trail the resumption of the University of Maiduguri for the 2014/2015 academic session. Despite the ongoing insurgency in the North-east part of the country, students have continued to troop to the ancient city of Maiduguri but not without some fears and apprehension.

Boko Haram crisis: Nigeria fury over US arms refusal

Nigeria’s ambassador to the US has criticised Washington for refusing to sell his government “lethal” weapons to fight militant Islamists.

Africa Cup of Nations: Morocco will not host finals over Ebola fears

Morocco will not host the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations because of its fears over the Ebola outbreak elsewhere on the continent, the Confederation of African Football (Caf) has confirmed.
However Caf did not announce a new venue for the tournament, due to take place from 17 January to 8 February. It said it had had “some applications of national associations confirming their desire to host the competition”.