Boko Haram Kills Five Soldiers, 30 Hunters in Roadside Bombing

No fewer than 35 people, including five military personnel and a local hunter, were said to have been killed by a bomb explosion yesterday morning around Mararaba-Mubi area of Adamawa State.

An eyewitness told newsmen in Yola, the state capital, that a combined team of the military and hunters were on routine patrol of the area following their successful recapture of Mubi town when the bomb planted by the insurgents exploded, killing 35 of them instantly.

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Vacancy - Patient Representative Needed At Gilead Pharmaceuticals Ltd

Career At Gilead Pharmaceuticals Limited

Our Company, Gilead Pharmaceuticals Limited is currently seeking for suitably qualified candidate to fill the position below:

►Job Title: Patient Representative
►Location: Lagos

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Ogwuche not arraigned on terrorism charges – Police

Nyanya bomb blast suspect Aminu Sadiq Ogwuche sits in the courtroom in Abuja on November 24, 2014. A Nigerian court on November 24 struck out terrorism related charges against Ogwuche, the alleged mastermind of an April 14, 2014 bus station bomb blast in Nyanya

►The Police high command yesterday in Abuja declared that contrary to widely held belief that suspected terrorist, Aminu Sadiq Ogwuche was set free by the federal high court, Abuja because the case against him was bungled, it never arraigned the suspect on terrorism charges.

►The Police noted that it only assisted the Department of State Services, DSS, who was prosecuting the suspect, to carry out the extradition of Ogwuche to Nigeria from Sudan where he ran to.

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Borno Youths Kill 30 Terrorists in Failed Boko Haram Attack

No fewer than 30 suspected members of Boko Haram were killed  Thursday by vigilante youth, popularly called Civilian JTF, when the sect members, armed with sophisticated weapons, attempted to lay siege to Gubio Local Government Area of Borno State.

Unconfirmed report also revealed that about five of the Civilian JTF members sustained minor injuries with no reported death during the encounter, which lasted about three hours.

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Diezani Alison-Madueke Elected First Female President Of OPEC

Members of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries, OPEC, yesterday, elected Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke, Minister of Petroleum, as its president, making her the first female president of the oil cartel.

►Alison-Madueke, who is currently the Alternate President of OPEC, was elected at the 166th meeting of the OPEC Conference in Vienna, Austria, and will assume office from January 2015.
►She is expected to take over from Abdourhman Atahar Al-Ahirish, Libya’s Vice Prime Minister for Corporations.

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Nigeria's Fake Doctors uncover

Nigeria's Fake Doctors - Inside quacks Doctors
Two journalists go undercover to delve into the disturbing world of West Africa's quack doctors.

Take a drive though any city or large town in Nigeria and the chances are you will come across numerous privately owned health clinics, doctor's surgeries and hospitals.

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