Russian Jet Shot Down In Syria, Pilot Shot

Turkey said eight of its troops were killed Saturday in Ankara's military operation against a Syrian Kurdish militia, the deadliest day in the two-week-old offensive in the enclave of Afrin, while in another part of Syria, al-Qaida-linked militants downed a Russian fighter jet, then shot and killed the pilot.

NUCLEAR ARM's RACE: US To Develop More Nuclear Warheads

The Pentagon plans to develop two "low-yield" nuclear warheads to be launched from ballistic-missile submarines and warships, to send a message to Moscow -- which the Trump administration accuses of amassing a stockpile of tactical nuclear weapons. 

The new plan is outlined in Defense Secretary Jim Matti's

Google Parent Company, Alphabet Declare $3billion Loss

Google parent company Alphabet on Thursday reported a quarterly loss of $3 billion as it set aside $11 billion for taxes on its overseas profits being brought back to the United States.

The California tech giant said revenues in the last three months of 2017 rose 24 percent

Zinox Group Finally Acquires Struggling e-commerce firm KONGA Nigeria.

Zinox Group, a Nigerian ICT company, has acquired e-market giant, Konga, after months of intense negotiation.

The integrated ICT solutions and equipment manufacturer acquired Konga from the major investors — Naspers and AB Kinnevik.

DEVOLUTION OF POWER: I Think Making Full Use Of The Powers States Already Have Is Where To Start - Tunji Ajibade

History is ever conveniently trampled here and no one cares. An example is how 40 years has become identified with television broadcasting in Nigeria. Evidence of this miscarriage of history is everywhere, especially online among younger generation of Nigerians. They say they’re unaware of any TV station that’s older than the Nigerian Television Authority that’s celebrating 40 years