Fugitive Greek extremist Christodoulos Xiros recaptured

 

 Xiros appeared in a video last year criticising austerity and threatening violence.

A left-wing extremist from the Greek militant group November 17 has been re-arrested after almost a year on the run, police say.

Nigerian army now says they have Buhari's certificate

Yesterday, a military source told Vanguard that the military does not have Gen. Buhari's certificate. Today, the director of public relations of the Nigerian Army Brigadier Olaleye Lajide, dismissed the reports, saying the military have his academic records, that they're just waiting for him to apply for it

Army denies secret trial and dismissal of 203 soldiers

The Nigerian Army has denied reports of the secret trial and dismissal of 203 Nigerian soldiers in Borno state on December 24th which was reported yesterday January 2nd. According to the Director Army Public Relations, Brigadier General Olajide Laleye, the army does not conduct any illegal trial

Dickson Iroegbu laments about not having money for Xmas as he campaigns for GEJ

Nollywood movie producer and director Dickson Iroegbu, who is pro GEJ, says if money comes from all his talking fine but it's not being expected.

16 year old girl who gave birth to triplets in Delta state

Here's the photo of 16 year old Helen Ezeh who gave birth to triplets at a community hospital in Owhelogbo, in the Isoko North LGA of Delta state on December 27th. The children, two girls and a boy were born prematurely but are said to be in good health.

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Searchers find 'big parts' of AirAsia plane

Teams looking for wreckage of Flight 8501, which crashed with 162 people on board, say objects sighted in Java Sea.

Rough weather in recent days has hampered the search for bodies and the fuselage of the Airbus A320-200 [EPA]

Recovery teams have found two big parts of AirAsia Flight 8501, which crashed into the sea last weekend with 162 people on board, Indonesia's top search official said.

Stop these terror attacks

In what has become a vicious cir­cle of terror, two state capitals, Gombe and Bauchi, were on De­cember 22 hit by bombs which left at least 29 people dead and 65 injured. The Gombe attack was carried out by a female suicide bomber who struck at the Dukku Motor Park, while the Bauchi incident occurred less than six hours after when a bomb hidden in a shop at the busy Central market was detonated by another suicide bomber believed to be a Boko Haram member.