Picture: Why our Lawmakers cannot speak

See what popular cartoonist Mike Asukwo created: LOL!
Why our lawmakers cannot speak even when the country is driving into the red sea... probably their mouths are filled with cars. continue. He got it right tho. SMH

UNIZIK Students build Mini Bus

Who said the black man has no potentials? It is clear that we can as well develop the automobile industry in Nigeria through government assistance to skilled and rewarding potentials in this country. Recently,a group known as the Autozik Group made up of seven final-year engineering students of Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Anambra State, designed and constructed a mini bus with locally sourced materials made specially to suit Nigeria’s topography and climatic condition. The Autozik Group, was made up of six males and a female, namely: Callistus Ezeigwe, Victor Obinani, Ifeanyi Ezeanolue, Ogbu Ikenna, Fidelis Ominigbo, Nnamdi Nwobodo and Chinaza Okoro, was supervised by the then Head of Mechanical Engineering Department, Dr. C.H. Achebe. According to them, “The bus was constructed from start to finish at the University’s workshop, using all necessary design software and Computer-Aided Design (CAD) tools. It is worthy of note that also from the same institution, five final-year engineering students produced a Formula 1 car (Racing car). Come on, we're great people! Read more at: Vanguard

Bomb Blast at IDPs Camp in Borno

There was a bomb blast at the Borno camp of Internally Displaced Persons [IDPs] late last night. According to Channels TV, two female bombers attacked the the IDPs camp in Bama, Borno State late yesterday. Death toll from the said attack has risen to seven at the time of report. Meanwhile, three IDPS with complications were referred to UNIMAID Teaching Hospital. Details coming soon...

Kanu's Trial adjourned, Denied Bail

Abuja: Justice John Tsoho of the Federal High Court sitting in Abuja has has declined to release the detained leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Mr. Nnamdi Kanu‎ on bail pending his trial. Kalu's trial was adjourned till February 9, 10, 11 and 12.
Justice John Tsoho citing reasons for rejecting the accused persons’ bail application on Friday held that they would continue to commit the alleged crime for which they were being prosecuted as Kanu’s admission that he was a dual citizen of Nigeria and Britain further heightened the possibility of him jumping bail.
The judge also ruled contrary to the contention by defence lawyers that the accused were likely to interfere with and intimidate prosecuting witnesses. In his ruling, the judge stated he would order an accelerated hearing of the case rather than grant the accused person bail. The accused persons would remain in Kuje prison throughout their trial as ordered by the judge.