10 Prominent Nigerian Music Groups that Have Broken-up

The List Consists of Breakups of Some of the most
prominent Nigerian Contemporary musical groups
and Does not contain break ups involving record
labels or band ( Mohits,Trybez record,Alapomeji
.Coded tunes) and also doesn't include producer
and artiste break up either.
The list includes;

Goodluck Jonathan Finally Speaks on $2b Arms Procurement Saga

Immediate-past President Goodluck Jonathan, yesterday, debunked allegations that his administration awarded contract for arms procurement to the tune of $2 billion.

Jonathan, who spoke in Washington DC, on “Presidential elections and democratic consolidation in Africa: Case studies on Nigeria and Tanzania,” a conversational forum, co-hosted by the National Democratic Institute (NDI) and the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), stated categorically that “I did not award any $2 billion contract for procurement of weapons.”

Nigeria requires 58 years to eradicate illiteracy — UNESCO

The United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organisation, has said that over 62 million Nigerians are illiterates, a situation it described as dangerous to the development of the country.

UNESCO also said it would take Nigeria another 58 years to completely eradicate illiteracy, even with innovations like Information and Communications Technology and other learning mechanisms.

Buhari explains reason for delay in forming cabinet

President Muhammadu Buhari says the delay in forming his cabinet was due to the inadequacy of the handover notes he received from his predecessor, Goodluck Jonathan.

Buhari said this in Abuja on Monday at a conference on "Strengthening Nigeria's Transition Frameworks for Democratic Consolidation", organised by the National Democratic Institute (NDI).

Senate Will Reveal 2016 Budget Details - Saraki

Senate President Bukola Saraki on Sunday said the national assembly reveal details of the 2016 budget to the pubic.

Saraki said the development was in fulfillment of his inaugural promise and part of efforts to satisfy the curiosity of some Nigerians who had been clamouring that the budget should be made public. “By the time we come into the 2016 budget, at the end of the year, it will be clearer because people will see one item line,” read a statement issued on his behalf by Bamikole Omishore, one of his media aides.

Nigerian solves most important problem in Mathematics, wins $1m

A Nigerian has successfully solved the most important problem in Mathematics.

The 156 years old Riemann Hypothesis has been solved by Nigerian scholar, Dr Opeyemi Enoch.

Nigeria draw Tunisia, Guinea, Niger Republic in 2016 CHAN’s Group C

 Nigeria’s home-based Super Eagles on Tuesday secured a dicey draw, while hosts Rwanda were handed a tricky one for next year’s African Nations Championship (CHAN) tagged “Rwanda 2016”.

The competition which is now in its fourth edition is for footballers playing in the domestic leagues on the African continent.

I Never Stole Nigeria’s Money – Alison-Madueke

A former Minister of Petroleum Resources, Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke, has said she did not use her position to steal Nigeria’s money.

Alison-Madueke, who looked frail told the Publisher of Ovation Magazine and The Boss Newspaper, Dele Momodu, that she performed her duties to the best of her knowledge and abilities.

How Biafran war pitched Nsukka communities against military authorities – Alumona

THE DEFUNCT Nigerian/Biafran civil war ended with ‘no victor, no vanquished’ but memories and scars of the civil war still hang on communities that were devastated by the ravages of the war. One of such communities is Agu-Echara, a suburb of the university town where the then Biafran army camped before it collapsed into the hands of  federal troops. The area in question which is over 500 hectares comprising of three communities is popularly known, addressed and called Army Barracks, Nsukka.

Soon after the war, there was a long-drawn-out battle for ownership of the large expanse of land between the indigenes and Nigerian Army. However, after Nigerian soldiers that occupied there were withdrawn, the communities laying claim to ownership of the land tried to reclaim it but met stiff resistance from military authorities who clung tenaciously to it, precipitating a long drawn legal tussle that lingered for over eight years.

Germany ready to assist research institutions in Nigeria – Consul General

The German Consul General to Nigeria, Mr Ingo Herbert, on Tuesday said Germany was ready to support research institutions in Nigeria to improve the lot of the country.

Ingo made the assertion at a forum of Humboldt Higher Education and Research Linkage held at University of Lagos, Akoka.