After many speculations on where the Islamist militant group, Boko Haram, are getting the weapons they frequently use to unleash terror in the north-eastern states of Nigeria and Abuja, their main sources have been unveiled.
According to US network TV NBC, most of the Islamic terror group’s weapons are either stolen from Nigerian military stocks or purchased on the thriving Central African arms black market, say the experts, including current and former U.
Chloride Exide is one of the best companies in East Africa dealing with not only the distribution of automotive batteries but also solar systems, backup systems, and solar water heating systems. The firm has a considerable COMESA block presence with an extensive network and masses of dealers across the region.
Chloride Exide has significantly grown over time from a single based operator to abundant renewable energy and battery distributor. The company has three establishments in the region.
After all those restrictive and exhausting cooking challenges on 'Chopped,' it'd sure be nice if the chefs got to see some cash. But do they actually get paid?
It can't be easy to be a chef on Chopped. In this intense reality cooking game show, professional chefs are required to work with unusual ingredients to create delicious and inventive meals to please a panel of judges. The ingredients aren't always commonly used together, and the chefs are forced to come up with creative uses for each of them in a restricted amount of time.
Dr Nowzaradan in an Iranian-American surgeon, author, and TV personality. His area of speciality is vascular and bariatric surgery. He is known for helping different morbidly obese individuals to lose weight on his My 600-lb Life show.
The doctor has featured on the My 600-lb show performing various surgical operations since 2012. He also has a clinic in Houston, Texas. He has a diet plan that helps people weighing over 300kg to lose weight.
The newly appointed Managing Director of First Bank of Nigeria Holdings Pls, Nnamdi Okonkwo, has been questioned by operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). Details of the report are still sketchy as at the time of this report but it was gathered that the former MD of Fidelity Bank Plc was detained by the anti-graft agency.
According to reports, Okonkwo’s grilling is connected to his alleged role in the transfer of $153m linked with embattled former petroleum minister, Diezani Alison-Madueke from the Nigerian National Petroleum Commission.